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1. Olan (or O-Lan), a Chinese slave of the Great Imperial House, married to a poor farmer:
2. Carol Connelly, a single mother of an asthmatic son and the only waitress tolerated by author Melvin Udall:
3. The title character, a single mother and textile worker attempting to unionize the plant:
4. Diana Christensen, a failed television executive who finds success in the form of an unhinged newsman:
5. The title character, a survivor of a Nazi concentration camp, trying to deal with her life and her loves:
6. Christina Drayton, a set-in-her-ways woman who discovers her daughter is engaged to a man of another race:
7. Bree Daniels, a call-girl connected to the disappearance of one of her clients:
8. Mildred Ratched, the head nurse of a mental institution who holds more than a maternal hold over her patients:
9. Sally Bowles, an American torch singer stuck in a lounge in Depression-era Berlin.
10. Julie Marsden, a spoiled southern debutante who embarrasses her fiance by wearing a red dress at the New Orleans Olympus Ball:
11. Clarice Starling, a young FBI agent attempting to stop a killing spree with the help of a monstrous mass-murderer:
12. The title character, an obnoxious elderly lady who suffers herself to deal with a chauffeur:
13. Carrie Watts, an elderly woman who made monthly escapes from her son and domineering daughter-in-law to go back to her 'home' one last time:
14. Annie Wilkes, an unbalanced woman who lives through her voracious reading of romance novels:
15. Loretta Castorini, a woman kept on hold from marriage by her fiance, who eventually finds romance with his brother:
16. Alma Brown, housekeeper of the Bannon Ranch and witness to the constant feuding between father and son:
17. Cesira, an impoverished mother, mentally and physically battered by the cruelties of World War II:
18. The title character, a victim of multiple personality disorder:
19. Anne, a royal princess travelling incognito with a reporter to get away from the daily chores of her position:
20. Lady Viola De Lesseps, who masquerades as actor Thomas Kent, to act in a play at a time when women are forbidden to act:
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