Lost in Some Story

In order to perfect a character I'm working on, I'm going to start reading some novels with head-strong, rebellious women as the main characters. Any ideas come to mind?

Lost

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BlackWolf

Are you sure that's the best way to get to know your character? You'll just end up with a cliche composite of everyone else's 2-D warrior women. Let her be herself.

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Lost in Some Story

Thanks BlackWolf.

I'm not planning on copying any characters. Heaven forbid. I just like reading things in the same vein as what I'm writing, to get me in the mood, to get me started, to get the juices flowing--whatever you want to call it.

Plus I just like to read.

Lost

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superchase32

Read Wuthering Heights, Cathy is the best rebellious woman! or read a play by Henrik Ibsen, Hedda Gabbler