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- It's hard to believe this is a Renaissance story with so much female empowerment.
- Granted she disses her fellow women when she talks about them doing feminine things like needlepoint, etc.
- How does she have faith that she will love this guy?
- Why does she love this guy?
- How did her nurse became skilled enough to pass for a squire?
- When people discover she's a women, they are amazed at her beauty, but not at the fact that she's such a skilled fighter for a women.
- What if the roles were reversed and this dude was going killing people to find a girl he had only seen in a mirror
Stories from the Faerie Queene by Mary Macleod, with drawings by A. G. Walker (1916).
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