What great character from literature does Stevie most resemble?

[eclipse]

I think she most identifies with her "Rhiannan mythology"

May not be the greatest literary figure...Sometimes I like to think that she thinks she is Glinda the good witch from OZ, or perhaps Alice through the looking glass.., A street urchin gypsy of days of yore, or Garbo or many of the other charachters she has said that she identifies with. But, as someone mentioned Norman Desmond (shutters) -although lets hope she doesn't get to that extreme!!

Me, I see her as wanting and needing to be "Rhiannan"

I think she holds all the ideals of Stevie's wishes...
That beautiful- That unique-That mystical That stong- That mysterious-
That seductive to men-That magical-That seductive -That confident-That free...
The unforgetable spirit that reaches into our soul, that we can never forget and never hold on to, that we can never have her....

I think that is how she would like to be remembered-
That is what I see when I see her perform or even in interviews-she is very guarded in how much of herself she gives away
~~ always leave them wanting an answer to yet anothrer question~~

[Serrart]

I see her as a mixture of:
Berma (A la recherche du temps perdu - Marcel Proust)
Julia Lambert (Theatre - Somerset Maugham)
Mary Turner (The Grass is singing - Doris Lessing)
Portia (The Merchant of Venice - Shakespeare)
Laurel Hand (The Optimist's Daughter - Eudora Welty)

... and some more.
Romy

[THINKABOUTIT]

*I too see Stevie as Daisy from Great Gatsby
*As the beautiful and proud Elizabeth from Pride and Prejudice
* I see a bit of Cinderella in her too (think about it...how she began...what she dreamed of...the clothes )
*Stevie reminds me a bit of Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca (course that may mostly be the beauty too LOL)
*She is a deep thinker, a dreamer and tries to keep the peace as Atticus does in To Kill a Mockingbird

**Again....you're getting a Literature teacher's opinion