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Main Entry: her·o·ine

Pronunciation: 'her-&-w&n, 'hir-, 'he-r&-

Function: noun

Etymology: Latin heroina, from Greek hErOinE, feminine of hErOs

1 a : a mythological or legendary woman having the qualities of a hero b : a woman admired and emulated for her achievements and qualities

Myrtle? :(

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I don't see it being Myrtle. They wouldn't call her a heroine if it was Myrtle, because, really, when's the last time Myrtle was even in her own storyline enough to be a heroine? If it was her, they'd use another throw-away term like "beloved vet" or "kindly character" or something.

[!@#$%^&*], it could very well be Eden all over again. I hope it's Alicia.

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