Terry Pratchett - Revision history

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	* [[Tiffany Aching]], a student witch near Lancre		* [[Tiffany Aching]], a student witch near Lancre
	As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (Pratchett novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').		As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (Pratchett novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').

			* See also [[List of female characters in Discworld]]

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	Creator of the ''Discworld'' series, has also written several children's books and early works which are unrelated to the Discworld, or contain embryonic Discworld features only.		Creator of the ''[[Discworld series\|Discworld]]'' series, has also written several children's books and early works which are unrelated to the Discworld, or contain embryonic Discworld features only.

	'''* The Discworld:'''		'''* The Discworld:'''

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	* [[Mrs Palm\|Mrs Rosemary 'Rosie' Palm]], a lady of 'negociable affection', now runs the euphemistically-named Seamstresses' Guild in Ankh-Morpork		* [[Mrs Palm\|Mrs Rosemary 'Rosie' Palm]], a lady of 'negociable affection', now runs the euphemistically-named Seamstresses' Guild in Ankh-Morpork
	* [[Cherri Littlebottom\|Corporal Cheery Littlebottom]], works in the Ankh-Morpork Watch, one of the first to defy dwarf tradition and assert her female sexuality (and to wear boots sporting welded-on high heels)		* [[Cherri Littlebottom\|Corporal Cheery Littlebottom]], works in the Ankh-Morpork Watch, one of the first to defy dwarf tradition and assert her female sexuality (and to wear boots sporting welded-on high heels)
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	As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (Pratchett novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').		As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (Pratchett novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').

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	* [[Mrs Palm\|Mrs Rosemary 'Rosie' Palm]], a lady of 'negociable affection', now runs the euphemistically-named Seamstresses' Guild in Ankh-Morpork		* [[Mrs Palm\|Mrs Rosemary 'Rosie' Palm]], a lady of 'negociable affection', now runs the euphemistically-named Seamstresses' Guild in Ankh-Morpork
	* [[Cherri Littlebottom\|Corporal Cheery Littlebottom]], works in the Ankh-Morpork Watch, one of the first to defy dwarf tradition and assert her female sexuality (and to wear boots sporting welded-on high heels)		* [[Cherri Littlebottom\|Corporal Cheery Littlebottom]], works in the Ankh-Morpork Watch, one of the first to defy dwarf tradition and assert her female sexuality (and to wear boots sporting welded-on high heels)
	* [[Tiffany Aching]], a student witch near Lancre		* [[Tiffany
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			Aching]], a student witch near Lancre
	As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (Pratchett novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').		As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (Pratchett novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').

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	Pratchett's female characters, like his writing style, have evolved tremendously, and while they never suscribed to the 'token bimbo love interest' stereotype - indeed, this is one stereotype Pratchett parodies - they have moved beyond a refutation of the bimbo stereotype and into a class of their own. His women are typically strong, independent, often unconventional (in both looks and mentality), and span a wide age range. Notable recurring characters include:		Pratchett's female characters, like his writing style, have evolved tremendously, and while they never suscribed to the 'token bimbo love interest' stereotype - indeed, this is one stereotype Pratchett parodies - they have moved beyond a refutation of the bimbo stereotype and into a class of their own. His women are typically strong, independent, often unconventional (in both looks and mentality), and span a wide age range. Notable recurring characters include:
	* Esmerelda (Esme) 'Granny' Weatherwax, Lancre 'head' witch, expert in 'headology' and 'borrowing'		* [[Granny Weatherwax\|Esmerelda (Esme) 'Granny' Weatherwax]], Lancre 'head' witch, expert in 'headology' and 'borrowing'
	* Agnes Nitt, one-time opera singer, ex-goth (as 'Perdita X Dream'), now Lancre witch and a fat girl with a thin girl (her alter-ego, Perdita) and a lot of chocolate inside		* [[Agnes Nitt]], one-time opera singer, ex-goth (as 'Perdita X Dream'), now Lancre witch and a fat girl with a thin girl (her alter-ego, Perdita) and a lot of chocolate inside
	* Lady Sybil Vimes (nee Ramkin), dragon-breeder, also runs the Sunshine Sanctuary for sick dragons, has a magnificent bosom, and is one of the 'Ladies who Organise'		* [[Lady Sybil\|Lady Sybil Vimes]] (nee Ramkin), dragon-breeder, also runs the Sunshine Sanctuary for sick dragons, has a magnificent bosom, and is one of the 'Ladies who Organise'
	* Mrs Rosemary 'Rosie' Palm, a lady of 'negociable affection', now runs the euphemistically-named Seamstresses' Guild in Ankh-Morpork		* [[Mrs Palm\|Mrs Rosemary 'Rosie' Palm]], a lady of 'negociable affection', now runs the euphemistically-named Seamstresses' Guild in Ankh-Morpork
	* Corporal Cheery Littlebottom, works in the Ankh-Morpork Watch, one of the first to defy dwarf tradition and assert her female sexuality (and to wear boots sporting welded-on high heels)		* [[Cherri Littlebottom\|Corporal Cheery Littlebottom]], works in the Ankh-Morpork Watch, one of the first to defy dwarf tradition and assert her female sexuality (and to wear boots sporting welded-on high heels)
	* Tiffany Aching, a student witch near Lancre		* [[Tiffany Aching]], a student witch near Lancre
	As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (Pratchett novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').		As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (Pratchett novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').

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	* Corporal Cheery Littlebottom, works in the Ankh-Morpork Watch, one of the first to defy dwarf tradition and assert her female sexuality (and to wear boots sporting welded-on high heels)		* Corporal Cheery Littlebottom, works in the Ankh-Morpork Watch, one of the first to defy dwarf tradition and assert her female sexuality (and to wear boots sporting welded-on high heels)
	* Tiffany Aching, a student witch near Lancre		* Tiffany Aching, a student witch near Lancre
	As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').		As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (Pratchett novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').

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	* Mrs Rosemary 'Rosie' Palm, a lady of 'negociable affection', now runs the euphemistically-named Seamstresses' Guild in Ankh-Morpork		* Mrs Rosemary 'Rosie' Palm, a lady of 'negociable affection', now runs the euphemistically-named Seamstresses' Guild in Ankh-Morpork
	* Corporal Cheery Littlebottom, works in the Ankh-Morpork Watch, one of the first to defy dwarf tradition and assert her female sexuality (and to wear boots sporting welded-on high heels)		* Corporal Cheery Littlebottom, works in the Ankh-Morpork Watch, one of the first to defy dwarf tradition and assert her female sexuality (and to wear boots sporting welded-on high heels)
			* Tiffany Aching, a student witch near Lancre
	As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').		As well as these recurring characters, individual books in the series also feature feminist issues such as the right to equal education (''[[Equal Rites (novel)\|Equal Rites]]'') and the issue of women in the armed forces (''[[Monstrous Regiment (novel)\|Monstrous Regiment]]'').

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