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Post by Skaathar on Aug 26, 2017 3:43:35 GMT
Ripley is pretty much a unisex character. Besides moments with Hicks, and Alien 3 being all about her being female, the character could have been a man. Same goes for Sarah in T2. The thing that Cameron did with those characters in the sequels was basically have a male character and added a little bit of vulnerability. I think Cameron comes from a place where the man has to do most of the heavy lifting until the woman is backed into a wall and alone. Ripley and Sarah Connor sacrificed their femininity to become strong characters. They basically turned them into men. Same can be said of Furiousa. Wonder Woman on the other hand tried to show a strong woman who was still very much feminine. Neither approach is wrong or better than the other. They're just different.
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