Hiroko: Difference between revisions

From Feminist SF Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(Adding page.)
 
mNo edit summary
 
Line 10: Line 10:
{{spoiler}}
{{spoiler}}


Hiroko is a character in Isaac Asimov’s [[foundation series]].  She appears in <u>Foundation and Earth</u>.  She is a farmer on New Earth on Alpha, as well as an accomplished flute player.  Due to a combination of an attraction to Golan Trevize and Fallom having impressed her with her own flute skills, Hiroko warns Trevize and his companions that the Alphans are planning to kill them, allowing for Trevize and his companions to escape.   
Hiroko is a character in [[Isaac Asimov| Isaac Asimov’s]] [[foundation series| Foundation Series]].  She appears in <u>Foundation and Earth</u>.  She is a farmer on New Earth on Alpha, as well as an accomplished flute player.  Due to a combination of an attraction to Golan Trevize and Fallom having impressed her with her own flute skills, Hiroko warns Trevize and his companions that the Alphans are planning to kill them, allowing for Trevize and his companions to escape.   


[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Characters]]

Latest revision as of 13:09, 30 April 2008

Hiroko

species: Human

from
foundation series

Encyclopedia of
Female Characters
Issues in characterization:

Identities, representation, stereotypes
Roles, relationships, & character arcs

Indexes of female characters:

notable female characters ...
by occupation ...
by ethnic, sexual, other identity ...
by skill or ability ...
by series or work ...
Research and lists of female characters

Comprehensive:

A-G ... H-P ... Q-Z
browse index







Hiroko is a character in Isaac Asimov’s Foundation Series. She appears in Foundation and Earth. She is a farmer on New Earth on Alpha, as well as an accomplished flute player. Due to a combination of an attraction to Golan Trevize and Fallom having impressed her with her own flute skills, Hiroko warns Trevize and his companions that the Alphans are planning to kill them, allowing for Trevize and his companions to escape.