Great women in fiction

December 3rd, 2011 § 1 comment

I’m so sick of reading rubbish female characters. So I’m making a list of my favourite female characters. Please, try to make your women more like these ones.

  • GlaDOS, Portal. She’s passive aggressive and made of metal. She loves tests. I wish there were more of her. I expect there will be when the world ends.
  • Lottie, Princess and the Frog. She’s boy mad! She wants a husband so bad. But she loves her best friend more than anything else, and despite being a total airhead, would do anything for her.
  • The 2nd Mrs De Winter, Rebecca. Young, easily led, trusting, naive and growing up fast.
  • Laguerta, Dexter. She’s not a brilliant woman, but she’s gotten to the top by being an amazingly amoral human being. She’ll smile to your face while she fucks your husband behind your back.
  • Mma Ramotswe, No 1 Ladies Detective Agency. Smart, caring woman who creates her own detective agency. The writing in these books is excruciatingly poor, but Mma Ramotswe makes them worthwhile.
  • DI Munroe, The Jackson Brodie Books(?). Single mother, Detective Inspector, prone to making the wrong decisions for the right reasons. Love her to bits.
  • Mildred Hubble, The Worst Witch. Crap at witching, ballses everything up, wins at life regardless. Has amusing sidekicks too.

§ One Response to Great women in fiction

  • Glen Murie says:

    You might want to check out Tim Pratt’s books. He writes pretty good female protagonists. Marla Mason is one of my favorites.

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