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For my paper, I’m going to examine the duality within Deanna’s character.  Does she fit squarely within a modern feminist perspective?  Deanna is certainly independent and presents a predatory, formidable opponent for men.  On the other hand, does her inability to accept her human shortcomings render it impossible for her to maintain a balanced, integral role in the surrounding world?  I am still toying with a variety of ideas in the process of forming my conclusions, but this is what I’m thinking so far ☺