Feminine Power Struggles
Patty discusses the challenges of creating a powerful female character in a male-dominated landscape, highlighting the struggle to balance femininity with strength. She reflects on the cultural void for young girls who lack strong female role models, emphasizing the need for relatable, multifaceted female figures. The conversation reveals the discomfort that arises when trying to redefine power through a feminine lens.In this clip
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