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She's a little bit crazy and free-willed like Russell and the pair of them seem to have met their match.
And as she notes, the "three Great Tales" all have as their central conflict "the intrusion of a free-willed Man into a fated Elvish stronghold" (179n12).
The film presents Senesh as a passionate, free-willed woman who poured all her love into her mother; her brother, Giora; and her religion.
 
 
 
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