#FavFemaleCharacter I got stumped on this one. King has many great female characters but I never thought about having an overall favorite before. After giving it some thought I finally settled on Beverly Marsh. I can relate to her tomboyish ways, not to mention she was an amazing source of strength and wisdom for The Losers Club. #StephenKing17 @Josie @Gayan
#stephenking17 Day 6 I like a number of the women in SK's books, but I'm going to with Tess from Big Driver, one of the stories in Full Dark, No Stars. She survives a horrible experience, but gets revenge. (I don't advocate revenge, just like it in a story. ☺️) #favfemalecharacter
Also, I forgot this was a movie on Lifetime so now I'm going to look for that.
My #favfemalecharacter is Mother Abagail and her role during the end of the world for a small group of survivors. In the photo, Rubby Dee in the TV show The Stand cc. 1994.
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I thought about this all day, and I'm going to go with Bev Marsh for my #favfemalecharacter. She was just a kid, but she had to be strong enough to save herself from her dad and all of them from Pennywise. Kickass! #StephenKing17
Annie Wilkes is my #favfemalecharacter! Crazy like only SK can conjure "I'm your number-one fan!" #stephenking17
My #favfemalecharacter in a King work so far is Sarah Dunhill. Just started watching the Hulu miniseries and can't wait for her to show up! #stephenking17
Catch-up day! #stephenking17
Left: #day4 #scaredyou The ending to this though. What got me was the inevitability of something so horrifying.
Right: #day5 #bookyouwantobein I think this is a safe bet. I also like fairs.
Top: #day6 #favfemalecharacter I chose Alice from Cell because I read this book when I was a teenager and really identified with her character. This is a screenshot of the movie version which was a decent adaptation imo.
The first character that came to mind when I thought of #favfemalecharacter was definitely Carrie, the Sussanah from Dark Tower. Then I remembered Dolores Claiborne and the outstanding narrative and realized that it had to be her. Her voice throughout the entire book was so strong and distinct. I loved it.
