Anne Bonny: Difference between revisions

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Anne Bonny herself escaped execution thanks to being pregnant with Rackham's child, and then being ransomed by her father. Historians are divided on what happened next but her career as a pirate at least was over.

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== Tropes related to Anne Bonny include ==

* [[Action Girl]]

* [[Fiery Redhead]]

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* [[Historical Domain Character]]

* [[Hot-Blooded]]: At an early age, she stabbed a servant girl with a table knife and later beat up a would-be rapist who made the mistake of tangling with her.

* [[Oireland]]: Almost ~~sterotypically~~ Irish, being red haired, rebellious, prone to violence, etc. Weirdly, her nationality is very often downplayed in fiction (''Anne of the Indies'', for instance, makes her - or rather, the thinly disguised 'Anne Providence' - explicitly English and Spanish.)

* [[Oireland]]: Almost stereotypically Irish, being red-haired, rebellious, prone to violence, etc. Weirdly, her nationality is very often downplayed in fiction (''Anne of the Indies'', for instance, makes her -- or rather, the thinly disguised 'Anne Providence' -- explicitly English and Spanish.)

* [[Pirate Girl]]: [[Trope Codifier]]

* [[Pregnant Badass]]: During her last battle, she was pregnant.

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* [[Sweet Polly Oliver]]: As a child, though ''not'' (contrary to legend) as a pirate.

== Works that portray Anne Bonny in fiction include ==

* ''Anne of the Indies'', a 1951 film loosely based on the real Anne Bonny, starring Jean Peters as Anne.

* ''[[The Pyrates]]'', a 1983 George MacDonald Fraser novel.

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