Display title | Light Feminine and Dark Feminine |
Default sort key | Light Feminine and Dark Feminine |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This is a character contrast trope. Both female characters are decidedly feminine, but in different ways. The Light feminine is generally angelic and feels love. The Dark feminine is generally devilish and plays with desire. Either type can be the girly girl portrayed in the Tomboy and Girly Girl contrast. When a love interest is involved, it's likely to lead to a Betty and Veronica love triangle: Betty being the Light feminine, and Veronica being the Dark feminine. |