She’s Interrupted While Explaining Why It’s OK To Not Need A Man. That’s When She Brings It Home.

She should’ve dropped the mic at the end of this. Just sayin’.

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Aug 13, 2014

This is just part of her longer answer to a question about what parts of the “strong female character” trope she finds positive and tries to celebrate in her work as an actress. To hear the rest of her answer, click the link below.

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