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Ripley is a badass but she still is able to be compassionate and empathetic. She does what she needs to do, fights for those that can't, and even when it's really difficult and terrifying, she stays grounded and focused. Not for glory but for the good of everyone. She's a great role model for men.
Ripley and Sarah Conner. My dream women. Sad since if a woman like either of them existed, they surely would not be interested in me. That's not self deprecation, that's simply an understood fact of reality. My best hope would be maybe Dana Sculley or Clarice Starling if I'm lucky and 90% of all other men disappeared from earth suddenly, both still excellent role models in my opinion..
Oh yes, Sarah Conner definitely! They don't make heroines like they used to..
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