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Becoming
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Ongoing, First published Nov 25, 2015
Felicity Williams isn't the kind of girl to crumble. 
She isn't the kind of girl who collapses the moment her throne is threatened, isn't the kind of girl who runs sobbing into the waiting arms of a knight.
Felicity Williams is the kind of girl who holds her head up high, even when her tiara is made of bones and her makeup is made of ashes. 
After all, when you have everything to lose and nothing to gain, what can you do but fake a smile and hope for the best?

[a story about acceptance]
[#VillainsArePeopleToo, #BreakStereotypes, #ProjectWomanUp]
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