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* In ''[[Jane Eyre]]'', the title character has more moral strength and self-worth than Mr. Rochester. His feminine side comes out in the course of the relationship.
* At first sight, King Verence II and Queen Magrat in ''[[Discworld]]'' are more Feminine Boy, Feminine Girl. But when push comes to shove Magrat has [[Hidden Depths]] and can [[Beware the Nice Ones|transform]] into an [[Action Girl]]. Verence ... not so much.
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* In the ''Warhammer 40k Ravenor'' novels, Patience Kys and Carl Thonius are described this way. Hyper intelligent, scholarly dandy Thonius is frequently referred to as a pussy, frequently by Patience herself, a vicious battle telekine. This might be entirely fair, as the novel mentions that anything short of an Astartes in full battle plate is a pussy compared to Patience Kys.
* ''[[Animorphs]]'':
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