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Wild Style
I'm interested to see what comes next.
Also, I am shocked that I had forgotten about Wild Style's reversion back to Lucy, probably because I'm a bit obsessed with the trope of the female "Heinlein's Competent Man," which seems to be nearly the only ideal of femininity allowed in modern epics. The reversion to a previous gender trope (the helpless, as opposed to omnicapable, heroine) is rather interesting. I'm not sure what narrative or rhetorical work it is doing, though.