She's just a normal girl put in this horrible situation.
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So I tried to become that: a fun, normal girl.
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She was a really normal girl, and I enjoyed playing her.
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But some men have a fear of treating me as a normal girl.
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Never. She had been a normal girl with the usual ups and downs.
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Somehow, Hale and Pham have made the "normal girl" into the ultimate cool girl.
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I used to be a perfectly normal woman and before that a perfectly normal girl.
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"I feel like people just refuse to believe that I'm a normal girl," she says.
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I'm just a really normal girl who just happens to date someone not so normal.
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"She loved her two little dogs and adored her kids … [and] she was just a normal girl," Argil says.
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It illustrates how she's just a normal girl, even though she's the modern-day symbol of women's education rights.
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I had been attracted to him for a long time and he was treating me like a normal girl.
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Sources close to the DJ tell TMZ ... Calvin believes celebs are narcissistic, and all he wants is a normal girl.
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She was just a normal girl who was unaffected by that way of life and had her priorities in order.
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Emotionally exhausted, I gave up my emo phase by halfway through high school and tried to be a normal girl again.
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But if Stefani wasn't trying to be some controversial punk-rock figure, then has she really always been this "normal" girl?
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""I suppose I found out I'm just a normal girl, and normal girls fall in love with normal boys...like you!
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Frodo was the kind of hero a normal girl like me might be like if my weird uncle had a magic ring.
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"She loved her two little dogs and adored her kids … [and] she was just a normal girl," Stanley's uncle previously told PEOPLE.
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I couldn't be just a normal girl anymore and I have forever lost a big piece of my childhood due to his abuse.
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There she meets her double Duchess Margaret (also Hudgens), who convinces her to switch lives so Margaret can be a normal girl for once.
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The relationship between Pet and Jam has real heft, even if this is yet another tale of a normal girl and a magical creature.
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By the end of the two-day escapade, Margaret decides she's just a "normal girl" and Stacy is better suited for public life than she.
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She said her parents were told that she might develop cancer if she didn't have the testes removed and wouldn't develop as a "normal" girl.
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Duchess Margaret (also Vanessa Hudgens) is a free spirit who longs to leave behind her life of royalty and experience life as a normal girl.
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But she doesn't, and for a brief, bittersweet moment, we get to see the happy, normal girl that Arya might have become if Ned had survived.
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I fell in love with Buffy and her longing to be a normal girl while carrying the isolating and unfair weight of being the only Slayer.
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"I really wish I was a normal girl," she sings, vocalizing the insecurity many women swallow every time we are made to feel unwanted or inconvenient.
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SZA, purveyor of some of the warmest, wittiest, most relatable R&B right now joined proceedings to play "Normal Girl," a cut from her 2017 album Ctrl.
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"I want to get to know what it's like to be a normal girl," Margaret, who has become overwhelmed with life in the public eye, says in the trailer.
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On "Normal Girl," she longs to be different ("type of girl you take home to your mama"), perhaps to the "difficult" girl she claims to be elsewhere on the album.
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Often disheveled and seemingly haphazardly thrown together, the looks feel attainable, and achieve an aesthetic that celebrates the normal girl who is working through her career with limited money and time.
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Abigail Lee Kemp, the woman accused of stealing millions of dollars worth of jewelry in a string of robberies across the Southeast, seemed like a nice and normal girl, her neighbor tells PEOPLE.
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And then, totally natural segue, the young adult novel really is about a normal girl from the suburbs, and writing it I sort of have to reconcile that those are stories worth telling.
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Miley Cyrus' recent transformation from glow-in-the-dark glitter queen to low-key normal girl has arguably been more shocking than the time she showed up onstage wearing prosthetic boobs and a strap-on.
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Another week, another instance of Adele doing something charming to remind you that whilst she may be a Grammy-award winning global megastar, she's really just a normal girl at the end of the day.
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"One minute, I was a normal girl and then, in the next, millions of people know who I was and they were ruthless in hurling the most vile words my way," she added in the essay.
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"Hey, rock star" is the greeting that 19-year-old Jillian Jensen, a normal girl from a normal town in Massachusetts, receives as she walks onto the stage in a particularly emotional judges' audition from Season 2.
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The most successful English-language version to date is a 2011 game called Hatoful Boyfriend, a dating sim that almost certainly became popular because of its unusual premise: You play a normal girl attending a school full of… pigeons.
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The actress writes at length about her relationship with Kutcher and her struggles as an alcoholic, including an admission that she started drinking again during their marriage to be the "fun, normal girl" she thought Kutcher wanted her to be.
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Since Twilight and True Blood inherited the "allegedly normal girl meets definitely special boy and chaos ensues" structure of the original Roswell, it's easy to understand why New Mexico will remind you of the star-crossed paranormal love stories of the aughts.
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"Now that I'm 36 and I look at my baby, I remember that this was also one of my goals when I was little, before tennis took over, when I was still kind of a normal girl who played with dolls," she adds.
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They know I was on "Baywatch," they read the pseudo-dirty scandals published by the tabloids, and they followed my adventures with different rock stars, whereas I'm just a normal girl who grew up in a small American town and always cared about animals.
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The fowl aficionado is a woman named Tiara, and despite her bizarre profession and the fact that she has framed pictures of chickens and one of Ben in her home, she came across as a sweet, normal girl who didn't even mention the birds throughout the evening.
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So it's not surprising that an explosion of graphic novels aimed at the prepubescent adolescent and tween demographic contend with this very topic: How can you — you being the slightly awkward, but interesting, normal girl — measure up, fit in, find your place in the social landscape?
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I think, honestly, Marie is almost just a normal girl, who is young and has that spirit and then suddenly she gets into this magic world with all of her nightmares, like the mice, but also, all of her dreams, like the Sugarplum Fairy, come true.
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Odiele was born with Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome—in which a woman has XY chromosomes instead of an XX chromosome, along with undescended testes—and her parents followed a doctor's advice for her to have multiple surgeries in order to develop as a "normal" girl; but wishes they hadn't.
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"Fashion has given me the platform to really make an impact, but I'm also that person who, when I'm on the subway or in a taxi or in a car and I see a normal girl wearing one of my pieces, I want to stop them and say thank you."
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But as it turns out, winter-perfect, rich, dimensional color that beautifully blends dark roots with buttery bright highlights is fully achievable for the normal girl who's just looking to freshen up her color for party season — even if the time or cash flow to keep it up come January 1 isn't in the cards.
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The eclectic cast of characters includes Dougal, the dog; Brian, the snail; Ermintrude, the cow; Dylan, the hippy rabbit (who was unashamedly and perpetually stoned); Florence, a normal girl and the only sane character in the whole show; and Zebedee, who had a red face, a mohawk, mustache, and a spring instead of legs.
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The 24-year-old singer, who starred as a normal girl by day and famous singer by night on the hit Disney Channel show from 2006 to 2011, told The Zach Sang Show on Tuesday that she has no plans to step back into Montana's shoes — mainly because the series would likely involved her dad, Billy Ray Cyrus.
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It's the 2018 equivalent of Janet Gaynor's Esther Blodgett raving about the movie she's just been to see at her local movie theater in 1937; Judy Garland adjusting her pantyhose before taking the stage at a variety show in the 1954 version; and Barbra Streisand singing in a dive bar clad in suspenders — a normal girl, who despite her talent, is very much like the rest of us.
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Of course, she forgives him and they embrace. Their daughter will grow up as a healthy, normal girl (as much as is possible given the past).
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Balancing out between dressing up as a guy in the band and a being normal girl with her best friend Jenny is harder than she thought.
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In the second book, "I" attends Rokumeikan Private University. It is located in Kinugasa, in Kita Ward of Kyoto. ; :Born on April 20. According to "I"'s assumption, Mikoko is about 155cm and 50kg, a fairly normal girl.
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She is often accompanied by her squirrel friend, Whatzup. She isn't known by anyone other than Shoobz or Norton. To everyone else she is just a normal girl from New York, only Norton really knows where she lives.
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Do you believe in miracles? Do you believe in the unbelievable? Aurora is not a normal girl. She is a saint and has the ability of curing diseases of people... or at least everyone thinks she has that ability.
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Jong-Fast is currently an editor-at-large at The Daily Beast. She is the author of two novels, Normal Girl and The Social Climber's Handbook, and a memoir, Girl [Maladjusted]. She is a regular contributor to Playboy, Glamour, The Atlantic and The Bulwark.
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Aside from being driven by magic, she seems like a normal girl. She is a Bard who uses a Harp as a weapon. She never gives up, but she's super clumsy. ; : Voice - Izumi Maki, Height - 170cm, Weight - 51kg, Character Design - Akisoba : A Sage with much knowledge and experience.
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Cherprang was born in Hat Yai, Songkhla, Southern Thailand, where her family lived on a hill. She later moved to Bangkok. She attended an alternative school for the secondary education at Roong Aroon School in Bangkok. She said she grew up as a normal girl not knowing what her life aims should be.
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However Tetsuro made her very happy saying to her that she is an absolutely normal girl. She wears large ribbons in her hair. ;Kozoma :(people who joined the school in their senior year) This group includes all six girls in the Koi Koi 7, plus Tetsuro. ; : :A mysterious girl with an eyepatch.
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They visit their ill mother at the hospital, ; :A sensitive girl, burdened with the memories of a caring family since her parents died. She fears dying alone and wants no one else to leave her. Megumu always thinks the best of others and tries to be a "normal" girl. She is befriended with Kiko.
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Her soul is constantly trying to be a normal girl, while her body succumbs to the devastating effects of the weapon cell within her. Fundamentally important to the plot is the relationship between Shuji and Chise. From this, the resolution of the conflict follows. In the end, she is able to realize who she truly is.
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Lola is a normal girl whose life is below average. But as if that weren't enough, along comes Virginia Toffen, a stuck-up, bratty, typical rich girl who gets her way all the time. The two eventually become enemies, always fighting to get what they want. There’s a hot boy named Charlie that makes their fighting WORSE.
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For years and years, they were born as grass, termites, fish, snake and dog. The sixth Jinn was born as a human, Sila, during the Gujarat earthquake. She was brought up as a normal girl, but later realises that she is a Jinn when fire does not hurt her. She gets dreams of her previous life and returns to the village.
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She admired the qualities of her character, saying, "She's very righteous and believes in black and white, which is very like me. She is a no-nonsense person and has this superior air about her, even though she is a very normal girl. I think women should carry themselves like her." Khan described his character of the intelligence police officer as "larger than life".
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Rena Misaki was a normal girl in high school in the small town of Otogino. But lately she has been tormented by little hamster like imps that cause greatly increased sexual desire. They had been banished from the village long ago by a priest, but somehow they have returned and have taken an interest in Rena. And if that wasn't enough trouble, they are starting to spread.
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She was born as a normal girl. Ever since the death of her father, she and her bed-ridden mother was taken care by one of her relative who was a drunkard. He molested her few times and this installed a desire for revenge in her. She was given certain mantras by her mother and then she was practising them for years and become a virgin.
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The only memento of Gilbert that Violet has is an emerald brooch that reminds her of Gilbert's eyes. As he wanted Violet to live a life like a normal girl, instead of a tool, he told Claudia to announce that he is missing from the war and declared dead. However, he recovered from his injuries and lived in a rural place before meeting Violet several years later.
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Slavik understands that this can not continue any longer, throws down his "fabulous" work and returns to his past life, taking with him his friend Morpheus from the virtual world. Now this life seems to be full of colors for them. As a result, it turns out that the "old men" by way of a series of interesting adventures have led him to a romantic relationship with a normal girl.
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Kai's storyline is mainly about her decision to succeed Ryukochi Zaibatsu or to be a normal girl. Choosing the later will definitely go against her father's will and may eventually escalate to a familial feud. The protagonist will play an important role in helping her make the decision that is best for everyone. :Voiced by: Emiri Katō Itsuki is a tomboy who has passion in sports, especially soccer.
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She wants to be seen as normal girl, and is reluctant to reveal that she is a trans woman. She is also poor and hearing-impaired; she speaks English as a second language, and she is living away from her mother for the first time. Raci and her aunt rent a small room in Eastside Los Angeles. ;Andrea Gabrielle "Gabbie" Gibson :19-year-old Gabbie was born on April 22, 1985 in Redlands, California.
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This new Terra claims to have been a normal girl who was given Terra's appearance and powers as a result of a DNA virus. Geo-Force's first attempt to talk to her meets with failure when he accidentally gets swept up in a rock column she has created during a loud party. He finds her again at the Titans headquarters. After a brief fight with her friends, he manages to sit down with her.
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P. Burke - and, by default, Delphi - reciprocates his feelings, but cannot let him know the truth. He eventually discovers and misunderstands the situation, believing Delphi is a normal girl who is enslaved by implants. He breaks into the lab where P. Burke is and is shocked to see Delphi being controlled by an unattractive, bedridden woman connected to countless machines. Out of rage and confusion, he rips the wires out of P. Burke, killing her.
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After losing both her parents again, Cassie becomes an emotional wreck and so Vlad phones Georgia in the hope that Cassie will open up to someone. Upon her arrival, Cassie breaks down in her arms leaving Vlad feeling worthless and he retreats to a bar. Cassie and Georgia continue to talk and Cassie confesses that she wants to simply be a normal girl. After a soft kiss, the two of them begin to make out.
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First edition is a collection of stories by Banana Yoshimoto and illustrated by Yashitomo Nara, published in 2000. It talks about a girl named Daisy, who is undergoing a healing process by facing one obstacle after another. Although Daisy may look like a normal girl at first glance, but she holds some secrets within herself. The main theme of this book is healing. Yoshimoto Banana hopes that Daisy’s Life will heal young people’s wounds inflicted by the outside world.
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Teekyu characters in a promotional poster for the 6th season. From left to right, the characters are Marimo, Nasuno, Kanae, Yuri, Tomarin, Annenkov (bottom-right), and Udonko (top-right) ; : :Yuri is the only member of the club who actually knows how to play tennis. She is considered the only normal girl in the entire group who takes things seriously, much to her chagrin. She plays the straight man, often giving surprised remarks to the other girls' shocking behavior.
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" Amanda Holden stated, "You have such attitude. You remind me of Will Smith’s daughter." Simon Cowell said, "You have done three performances so far for us and this is so far the best by a mile. When I meet you backstage you’re a sweet normal girl and when you walk on stage you turn into this different thing and I love that." David Walliams added, "It’s not like watching an 11-year-old girl, its like watching a superstar.
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Ava was hired by Ever's Aunt Sabine for a Halloween party where she saw Riley. She tried to convince her to cross to the other side and turned to Ever when she failed. Ever noticed she had a violet aura, which stands for "Highly spiritual, wisdom, intuition". Ava also taught Ever to make a shield around her which really helped her to forget of thought-hearing and aura-seeing and to mix with other people like a normal girl.
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XX gonadal dysgenesis is a type of female hypogonadism in which no functional ovaries are present to induce puberty in an otherwise normal girl whose karyotype is found to be 46,XX. With nonfunctional streak ovaries, she is low in estrogen levels (hypoestrogenic) and has high levels of FSH and LH. Estrogen and progesterone therapy is usually then commenced. This syndrome is inherited as an autosomal disease. It affects both males and females, but the phenotype differs.
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Chiaki, nicknamed by Gantz, is a vampire under "Host Samurai"'s leadership. She appears as a young woman wearing a suit, with long dark hair, and is nicknamed after Gogo Yubari of the movie Kill Bill due to their extreme resemblance. Her first appearance is that of a normal girl going with some friends to a club which is in fact the vampire's base. Although Akira Kurono tries to protect her, Host Samurai defeats him and takes her.
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His preferred weapons are large throwing spikes. In the series, he is most often shown driving a white Toyota 2000GT. ; : : Mira is a highly advanced robot who exhibits human mannerisms and insists that she is a normal girl despite her robotic headgear, metallic tail, and other inhuman physical attributes. She is very kind and sweet and is willing to go great lengths to protect those around her even if it means putting herself in harm's way.
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Unbeknownst to her, her mother intentionally sent her there to meet Rokudou and use his power to reform her into a normal girl, making her the sixth girl. Upon falling to his power, she loses her foresight, becoming clumsy as a result and slightly depressed by the loss of her own power. Her mother's associates kidnap her as they need her power to maintain their hold on the criminal underworld. Her surname in Japanese, Sakura, means Cherry Blossom.
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They are cured by two local doctors who befriend them, and arrange a special raft for their return. Bharat realises that "Vasanthi" is actually princess Chitralekha, but she advises him just to see her as his lover and not as the princess. They both arrive at Anand's house, and he is surprised to see Bharat alive. However, Chitralekha takes the guise of a normal girl because she does not want anyone to know that the princess is still alive, and to aide Bharat.
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In the original musical, it is only implied that she is Hotaru, and it is stated but not shown that she is Sailor Saturn. Her actual awakening as Saturn is also ambiguous, while implied, it's not shown and she is simply shown as a normal girl at the end of the musical. In the revision, her identity as Hotaru is stated plainly, and she awakens on- stage as Saturn, after being saved by the other Sailor Soldiers and appears transformed moments later.
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Sunako's mother is a very attractive and petite woman, something that the boys did not expect from their knowledge of Sunako and her father's appearances. She is surprisingly strong and is able to lift her husband off the ground effortlessly. She thinks nothing of Sunako's morbid habits as long as they make her happy and she scolds Sunako's father for pleading for Kyohei to change Sunako into a normal girl. A flashback reveals that Sunako's mother is actually younger than most women with daughters of Sunako's age.
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As a result, Yayoi is reset into a normal girl who never encountered the Vulture but retains childhood memories of Sadamitsu. ; : :Falsely banished as a criminal, Kulon landed on Earth among the other Ryūkei-dai. Being a speedster, stated to being the fastest in the universe, he caused some ruckus while being chased by the police. He was arrested in the first place because he enjoyed giving other beings the same feeling he had with his speed, but unknowingly gave a ride to criminals.
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Sean and Wendy try to be a "normal" couple, but the group quickly tests the relationship: Billie puts the box of memorabilia in Sean's locker. Wendy claims she is not scared; she knows that Sean loves her. Maybe so, but when he sees the photos that document a lifetime of sexual experimentation, he is fed up and offers an ultimatum: Wendy can burn the box, leave the group, and be a normal girl, or they can break up. Wendy has gone from one ultimatum to another.
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Melody Locus (Voiced by Sandy Fox) is an android girl with an exo-skin which makes her look like a normal teenage girl (similar to when Jenny wore synthoskin). Melody appears as a sweet and polite girl who falls in love with Brad. However, despite the fact that Melody is desperate to fit in and act as a normal girl, she has a bad temper, finally revealing her true hideous robotic form beneath her exo-skin. She possesses many dangerous robotic weapons that rival Jenny's power.
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Malliswari (Katrina Kaif) is the heiress of Raja of Mirzapur (M. Balaiah). Her deceased father wrote in his will that she would inherit the property worth after she becomes major at the age of 21. The entire property is under the control of Bhavani Shankar (Kota Srinivasa Rao), who wants to inherit the entire property by killing her. As he hatches the plans to eliminate Malliswari, she is sent to her uncle's (Tanikella Bharani) in Visakhapatnam as a normal girl so that she can live with anonymity.
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In the northern Ooni Kingdom, fear of the unknown runs deep, and children born dada are rumored to have special powers. Thirteen-year-old Zahrah Tsami feels like a normal girl, she grows her own floral computer, has mirrors sewn onto her clothes, and stays clear of the Forbidden Greeny Jungle. But unlike other children in the village of Kirki, Zahrah was born with the telling . Only her best friend, Dari, isn't afraid of her, even when something unusual begins happening—something that definitely makes Zahrah different.
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Previously an enemy and rival of the Oda, she refuses to fight Nobuna at Kanegasaki after the Oda attack the Asakura clan, an ally of the Asai. As a result, Hisamasa imprisons Nagamasa to take over the clan and joins Yoshikage Asakura against Nobuna. Nagamasa later faces Nobusumi in battle but spares his life due to her lingering feelings for him. After Nobuna's victory against Asai Asakura, Hisamasa commits seppuku but not before leaving a message for his daughter to live her life as normal girl.
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She suddenly finds herself losing her powers and becoming a normal girl, so her younger sister Kyonya, expels her from the Nyankousou Temple, while she wages war against the Oda Clan under the invitation of Yoshiaki Ashikaga. ;Kyonya :Kennyo's younger sister, who's just like her has cat ears and tail. She hated how her sister changed thanks to Magoichi Saika and never got interested in the skits or soccer games. Unlike her sister who let her emotions controlled her decisions, she's cold and serious.
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While Koichi Amagi is making a marriage proposal to his beloved Miki, a space ship fell right in front of them. Inside the space ship there was a little girl who they adopted and named Hikaru. Years are passing by normally while Hikaru is living her life as a normal girl, with a mad scientist as her father. Someday aliens are appearing to retrieve Hikaru back from Earth as she is an Alien and is the last member of a royal familyline of a planet far away.
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Wall said it was an example of her character behaving anxiously because she is about to achieve her dreams of a complete family. She does not want Trevor to ruin it by cheating, Wall added "She's probably quite worried all the time that he's going to go off with some beautiful, normal girl." Trevor is arrested for a series of murders which occurred at the local hospital. He is wrongly accused as viewers knew that Lindsey was the serial killer, dubbed the "Gloved Hand Killer".
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On July 31, 2008, the September issue of the tabloid magazine BUBKA published a paparazzi article about Ryosuke Hashimoto spotted at the cinema with Kanna Arihara from the girl group Cute. They went to see the movie Hana Yori Dango: Final. The publication might become the reason for Kanna's disappearance from Cute's activities in early 2009 and her subsequent retirement from the entertainment industry to "return to the life of a normal girl". Cute fans thought that she was pressured to leave by her talent agency.
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Demonology 101 is centered on seemingly "normal" girl named Raven, who is actually a 16-year-old demon who had been adopted by a human. Raised in isolation, Raven is eager to join the outside world and enrolls in high school. Although Raven is nominally the main character, the supporting cast is well-developed, adding depth to the world and highlighting the themes of the webcomic. The character Raven is mainly concerned with figuring out her own nature and fate, and Demonology 101 largely explores these questions through her family ties and relationships.
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Jane Jones and her husband Thomas feel compassion for Mary and take her in as a dressmaker's apprentice to Jane. Mary is adored by their young daughter Hetta, and is tempted to become a normal girl with a normal family. She considers marrying Daffy, Mr. Jones's apprentice and master of all work in the house. However, after sleeping with him in a field, she breaks their engagement because he has no higher aspirations and because she cannot provide him with children, as she was left barren following her abortion.
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Nanami Kushimiya A seemingly average schoolgirl, she learns after her encounters with Tomotaka and a tree demon that may possess demonic powers from her ancestors. She initially believes these claims to be crazy at first, but as more individuals come after her because of this power, she learns to accept this truth. Yet despite this knowledge, she still goes about living her life as a normal girl as best as she can. Tomotaka Onigoroshi The fifteenth generation heir to the Onigoroshi house and a member of the Divine Enforcers.
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James helps her avoid paparazzi, escape her security team, and experience life as a normal girl. They discuss their deepest thoughts and wishes, and Sam tells him that although she is never alone, she is often lonely. She says she always wanted to get in an old Volkswagen and drive herself off to college, with no babysitters or parents. As a thanks to James and Mia for their tolerance of her complicated world, Sam flies them home to D.C. to attend a ball, with the dresses delivered to her personally by Vera Wang.
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Mikage talks to the sleeping Kaede, saying her words "I want him I want him so badly." and seemingly leans down to kiss Kaede. When Anise returns to where they were situated, Mikage asks Anise to do a favor for her: get Kaede to go on a date with her. At her date with Kaede, she acts as a normal girl, being thrilled on having the chance to go out with the boy of her dreams. Finally, at the ferry wheel ride does she start to give away her true motive.
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Coleman played each version of the character as individuals with "trust that there would be a payoff" to her mystery. Moffat told Neil Cross, who wrote "Hide" (2013), the first episode Coleman filmed as the new companion, that Clara was "a normal girl". Moffat felt that the introduction of a new companion made "the show feel different" and brought the story to "a new beginning" with a different person meeting the Doctor. Executive producer Caroline Skinner remarked that her introduction allowed the series to return to a more "classic Doctor Who format".
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One rainy night a teenage girl called Patricia staggers wounded into a police station saying that she and her older cousin Muriel, who lived in her family home, had been brutally attacked with a knife in a dark alley. The police find the mutilated body of the attractive Muriel. Patricia describes the assailant to them, but in an identity parade picks out a policeman. Led by Inspector Carella, the investigation tries to find out who might have wanted to kill an apparently normal girl from an apparently normal family.
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However, at night, she can be found at the school wandering around in order to protect a "treasure" from those she calls the , and even has to fight them for it. :Saya's true identity is Aya, a normal girl with a father as a doctor, who volunteered in various countries that are not well- off. Since they had to move frequently, she did not have enough time for any deep relationships with others or school. During her childhood, she briefly befriended Riki during her brief stay in Japan, playing soccer with each other.
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Just when Miko thinks she can finally live like a normal girl and enjoy being in love, a mysterious female phantom appears in her school, sucking the life out of Miko's pretty young schoolmates. Fubuki reports that something is very wrong in the Shikima realm. Miko's parents are being tortured by the sound of flutes playing, and nobody knows why. Miko and Fubuki investigate and find out that there's actually a love story behind it, for the flutes belonged to a betrothed couple (Kyoshiro and Shanahime) 400 years ago but treachery got in the way, so their love was never realized.
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She has a modest and reserved personality, but she also possesses inner strength and can be severe. It has always been her wish to help others as she, like her parents, always places others before herself. In the second season, she learns how to use a sword. It has been revealed later on in the second season that in order to save Arcadia and Nyx she must sacrifice the life she has as a normal girl among her loving friends and become the Prophesied Queen, protecting Arcadia yet from far away. ; : :Age: 18 :Height: 181 cm :A smart, stylish boy.
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This is the first episode in which the audience sees a dream sequence from Faith's perspective. Both this episode and "Who Are You" are meant to explore Buffy and Faith's relationship from Faith's perspective, as well as Faith's perspective of her relationship with the Mayor. Faith's dream sequences depict her Norman Rockwell vision of the way her life was, in which she is a normal girl who is loved by a father (the Mayor), and her belief that Buffy is the monster who ruined it all. In Faith's third and final dream sequence, Faith finally defeats Buffy and wakes from her coma.
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Amber Gail Creek was born on July 2, 1982, in Park Ridge, Illinois, and was raised in Palatine, Illinois. She was sexually abused at a young age and so taken from her mother's care and placed with her father, Robert Creek. She was described as a normal girl by friends and family until mid-1996, at around age 14/15, when her behavior drastically changed shortly after graduating from eighth grade at junior high school. Creek began to suffer from long periods of depression that had resulted in her using drugs and alcohol, and was described as a frequent runaway.
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Nicola Roberts is one fifth of the band Girls Aloud. During her time with the girl group, she struggled with loneliness, due to living away from home in London, busy schedule, and media criticism of her image, eventually describing her time in the band as a "blur". She became exhausted and found herself with two personalities, one being a "normal" girl and another to deal with the celebrity lifestyle, with which she was uncomfortable. Roberts claimed that the hardest aspect of being with the group was the media attention – which would constantly pick out flaws with her image.
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But she was in love and yearned to remain a normal girl without the burden the title would bring upon her. Still, Achika did not wish to disappoint her father, and with this conflict in her heart she took the bonding ritual with Funaho... and failed, being wounded severely. The man she had loved abandoned her while she was on the mend, causing Achika's efforts to have been for nothing and her heart to break. A year later, Achika had recuperated but was far weaker than in her younger days, catching notice and marrying the much older Nobuyuki because of his resemblance to her father (both were Yosho's descendants).
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Schuyler J. Dievendorf of The Escapist included her on his 2014 list of eight "most badass videogame ladies" as she "has gone through hell and become numbed to the nightmare. After seeing the things that she's seen most people would have cracked, but she keeps going." GameDaily listed Heather in their "Babe of the Week: Chicks with Baggage", and GamesRadar cited her as one of the best game "babes" in the decade of 2000, highlighting the fact that she is "just a normal girl". CNET shared the sentiments, adding she "may not have the toughness of some of the other protagonists here, but Heather Mason is absolutely human and eminently relatable".
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The story takes place in a fictional world called Arcadia, where life-draining monsters called Thanatos plague the villages and the Sacred Capital. The only ones who have the power to exterminate these creatures are Purifiers, but only a few exist. One day, Angelique, who is just a presumably normal girl attending school, is visited by Nyx, a rich gentleman as well as a Purifier, who created an organization of Purifiers dedicated to exterminating Thanatos. Nyx is interested in the potential power she possesses and invites her to join his organization, but she refuses since she wants to become a doctor, like her father.
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Sarah is not trapped in the altar room with Doris' spirit as in the film, but rather Laine crawls down the passageway into the altar to get Doris' body. While Laine is in the passageway, Sarah is left by the furnace with the Ouija board where Doris manipulates Sarah's arm and has it twist in unnatural positions while touching the planchette. Doris uses Sarah's arm to spell out "D-I-E-F-R-E-N-D" on the board. After throwing Doris' body into the furnace with the Ouija board, Doris appears in spirit form as a normal girl, where her mother joins her.
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George agrees to risk his own life to help Simone find her teenage friend Cathy, who has disappeared, and who Simone fears is being abused by her violent former pimp, Anderson. George increasingly finds himself torn between his feelings for Simone, his obligations to his boss Mortwell, and his relationship with his teenage daughter Jeannie, a sweet normal girl who has matured while he was in prison and wants to have her father in her life. After Anderson attacks George, Simone flees to Brighton. George finally finds Cathy and takes her to Brighton to reunite her with Simone, where he lends Simone his gun.
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Margaret Bell spoke against those who believed that the menstrual process disallowed women from being active. This was the belief of this time period, and Bell was active in the movement to quiet this stigma. In 1954, in a letter to Dr. MacPhee, who worked with the Department of Health at Princeton University, Bell emphasized that "it can be said with some confidence that no appropriate team or individual competitive sport will injure the physical health of the normal girl or woman". She did not agree with the criticism against women's competition that mostly had to do with the fear of harming the reproductive tracts of women.
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A young female mutant, Suzie has an emaciated appearance, being almost skeletally thin, and abnormally thin face and slanted eyes, as well as red hair (appearing blonde in the comic). It is mentioned that her father's name is Razor. In The Hills Have Eyes: The Beginning, Hades, in a plan to hijack one of the tanks brought in by the army for their assault on the mutant town, decides to use Suzie as a distraction. Made to wear an oversized hoodie, Suzie was placed in front of a tank and managed to lure the soldiers out of it, them believing that Suzie was a normal girl due to her mutation being obscured by clothing.
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She sought out Urabe in hopes she will agree to her plan of switching between model and student, however Urabe completely turns her down. After accidentally knocking her out (and Urabe cutting off all of her clothing), she discovers the difference in their breast sizes, seeming to have changed her mind after discovering this. After seeing Urabe and Tsubaki's bond, she goes with her promise and lets go of her plan to switch places, however not before stealing Urabe's uniform and going to make Tsubaki taste her drool. It is revealed she wanted to become a "normal" girl due to an incident with a boy she had a crush on before she became famous.
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15-year-old Ranze Eto lives in an isolated castle in Japan with her werewolf mother, vampire father, and younger brother, Rinze. Despite her lineage, she has yet to demonstrate any special powers of her own, and her parents are worried she might be a normal girl. One day, Ranze's innate power finally manifests itself when she, quite by accident, discovers that she can change herself into a carbon copy of any object she bites, whether it be a person or an inanimate object like a piece of bread, and can return to her normal self only by sneezing. Her parents are overjoyed, but Ranze's new powers make it difficult to continue living life as a normal teenage girl.
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Mamoru as Moonlight Knight. , clad in Arabian robes while possessing a saber and white roses, appears in 90s anime during the "Hell Tree" arc of Sailor Moon R. When Usagi wished to be a normal girl at the end of the 90s depiction of the "Dark Kingdom" arc, Mamoru was included with the Sailor Guardians' memories being magically sealed to resume civilian lives. But Mamoru's subconscious desire to protect Usagi caused his sealed memories to leave his body and assume physical form as Moonlight Knight, existing independently from Mamoru. Like with Tuxedo Mask, with even Mamoru a suspect, Usagi assumed every cute guy she met was Moonlight Knight before learning his true identity.
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Bruna Surfistinha (Portuguese for "Little Surfer Bruna") is the pen name of Raquel Pacheco (born 28 October 1984), a Brazilian former sex worker who attracted the attention of Brazilian media by publishing, in a blog, her sexual experiences with clients. Bruna explained in television programs that she was a normal girl, who had been adopted by a high/middle-class family but that at around the age of 17 she left her home and her family because of the traditional family oriented views of her father and to start to live on her own. Bruna appeared in various television programs in Brazil and several periodicals and magazines. Her blog attracted more than 50,000 readers per day.
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After the broadcast of "The Eleventh Hour" (which introduced Amy as a kissogram, in a skimpy policewoman outfit, who watched the Doctor change into his new costume), it was reported that several viewers criticised the character and her occupation online as "not fitting for a family show". Wenger defended the character: "The whole kissogram thing played into Steven's desire for the companion to be feisty and outspoken and a bit of a number. Amy is probably the wildest companion that the Doctor has travelled with, but she isn't promiscuous." Gillan defended her character, saying that girls Amy's age often wore short skirts; Amy was a "strong female" and a "normal girl with normal impulses".
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Writing for Complex, Karazza Sanchez praised the sample used in the song, saying it sounds "faintly like a classic Brandy single". Echoing the sentiment of Kennedy from Los Angeles Times, Aaron Williams of Uproxx called "The weekend" a "sexy, slow-burner" and "a clear standout from ... Ctrl". Natty Kasambala who writes for Crack Magazine highlighted "The Weekend" along with "Supermodel" and "Normal Girl", saying the candour with which SZA lays "her cards on the table" through these track "touched nerves beyond her core fans, in a time of political uncertainty and doublespeak". Similarly, a Rap-Up editor called it one of the moments where SZA resonates with listeners through her "deeply personal songwriting".
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There are a number of notable differences between Wayside and the Wayside School books. For example, in the series, a large number of changes were made to the character of Todd; in the book series, he is not a transfer student, although two transfer students appeared the book chronology, namely Sue and Benjamin Nushmutt. However, neither Sue nor Benjamin appear in the series, and Todd instead appears to take the latter's role as "new kid". Maurecia's personality also diverges from that of the series—in the books, she is normal girl with a love for ice cream who is never mentioned nor depicted to wear roller skates and is almost always featured with her best friend Joy, who never appears in the series.
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Tsubasa and her childhood friend Miyuki Seta share a close relationship, one that can be described as romantic. Hana takes advantage of Tsubasa passing out in the school bath so Alexander can taste her Soma and see if she is the Magdalena of Thunder. Alexander determines that she is not, a conclusion that turns out to be incorrect- she is kidnapped by the Qwaser of Silicon and held against her will to awaken an old program that her grandfather designed that can further Wan's goal of controlling all computers worldwide. :In the anime, Hana ends up taking the power of the Magdalen of Thunder from Tsubasa, making her a normal girl and enabling her and Miyuki to live together happily as a couple.
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Countess A very wealthy noblewoman who took Sei-Ann in as an orphan. She desires to have Sei-Ann grow up as a normal girl and consequently has Sei- Ann do maid's work around the castle. However, it is revealed that she was very close with Sei-Ann's mother, the Countess Antoweif, and managed to keep herself out of the Antoweif Treason Plot in order to save Ashley (Sei-Ann). When Sei-Ann reclaims her place as the heiress, the new Countess Antoweif, the Countess attempts to stop the Queen from assassinating Sei-Ann by persuading the Queen that Sei-Ann is no longer plotting to overthrow the crown, but acting on the advice of Prince Joon (the Queen's oldest son).
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He is also Ren's father, although Kyoko does not know this. :After Dark Moon started airing, Kyoko was cast in a high school drama as Natsu, which is a "Bully Role"; however Kyoko runs into the problem of being type-cast, as the director asks her to do her "Natsu" role based on "Mio". This is in spite of the fact that two roles should be different, as Mio is an extremely embittered rich young heiress, while Natsu is a relatively normal girl from a normal family who merely likes to pick on her classmates. But after some training from Ren on "how to act like a model" she stuns the cast with her new appearance and attitude for the role of Natsu, easily impressing the director with this new representation of Natsu.
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Screenshot of Super Pitfall Super Pitfall is a loose remake of Pitfall II: Lost Caverns, in that the object is to move Harry through the mazes to find the Raj diamond, and rescue his niece Rhonda and sidekick Quickclaw, both of whom have become lost in the caverns. However, Pitfall Harry's quest becomes tougher when he sees that the faithful Quickclaw is imprisoned in a cage and a key must be found – at which point Pitfall Harry finds that Rhonda has been turned to stone; it is here where he must locate a magic potion that will turn her back into a normal girl. The difference in Super Pitfall, however, is that Harry must also return to his starting point after accomplishing these objectives. Like the original Pitfall, but unlike Pitfall II: Lost Caverns, Harry has a limited number of lives.
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As a result, she eventually escaped the lab, but was later recaptured and sealed away. After being abducted from Mitsuru's plane, she was tossed into the TV world, and subsequently brainwashed into thinking that she was human, as her dungeon in the TV World took the form of Yasogami High and she adopted a false personality based on that of an unknown girl in her memories while her Shadow, created by her desire to be understood and accepted as a normal girl and her trauma over being forced to kill her fellow Anti-Shadow Weapons, created the tournament to make others feel what she felt. Upon Shadow Labrys's defeat, Labrys accepts her Shadow, which turns into the Persona Ariadne. The final part of the storyline, titled "Cliffhanger", starts after the defeat of Shadow Labrys in the tournament.
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In the Sunsoft's 2006 mobile game , Alice is re- imagined as a sixteen-year-old Japanese girl named Ariko Katsuragi, also called "Alice" by the Wonderland denizens and was a nicknamed that a young Ariko (as "Alice" sounds similar to "Ariko" in Japanese) called herself in the real world as well. In this game, Ariko is a quiet, normal girl that is constantly bewildered by the bizarreness of Wonderland. Ariko suffers from suicidal depression after losing her father in a fire at age four, enduring years of abuse from her mentally and emotionally unstable mother, and nearly killing herself after witnessing her mother almost murdering her fiancé during one of her psychotic episodes. Throughout the game, Ariko and The Cheshire Cat chases after The White Rabbit, unlocking the tragic memories she suppressed in her mind and regaining her will to live on the way.
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While Phoebe appears to be a relatively normal girl, Eugene is an obnoxious braggart who does not get along well with Jason and Marcus and is regarded even by his big sister (who, it is mentioned, has a higher IQ than he) as an object of derision. Phoebe and Eileen are rivals of Jason and Marcus at first, but the rivalry ends when Jason and Marcus cast the votes for Phoebe and Eileen's science project to win over Eugene's in the camp's science fair, and the girls initiate Marcus and a reluctant Jason into their "super-secret friendship club." The Wu siblings return in a second extended story line a few years later involving the theft of Phoebe's camp journal. The culprit turned out to be Eugene, who had hoped to foster discord among the "friendship club" and thus bring about its disbandment; however, Phoebe punishes him by incorporating a new friendship club with a non-disbandment clause.
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Now and again, some body part drops off and has to be stitched back on again. At one time she deliberately detaches a body part to make Kimihito freak out, but against her will she is impressed by how calmly he takes it (and that he is able to sew it back on, considering that the body part in question was her breast)—and that he just treats her like a normal girl; both these skills/traits, plus his courage and self-sacrifice, not only come in useful but also completely flummox her (as well as expose her own "sensitive side") when she and Kimihito are being pursued by Shiishii (see "Supporting Characters" below). She likes horror films, particularly zombie films (especially with Romero-type zombies), has a well-developed (but somewhat morbid and at times inappropriate) sense of humor (which causes her to spring Doppel's pranks prematurely when helping with them) and a rather shrill and loud laugh. She refers to Kimihito as .
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