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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A character who's at least overweight and Always Female who is portrayed as being either insecure, unimportant or both. Often, she functions as a source of comic relief, whether or not the subject is her weight. Like the Black Best Friend and Pet Homosexual she is the unconventional one who is, likely the all-American main character's best friend for her size. Either that or she's the main character of a drama where her big conflict is having an issue with her weight. She can range anywhere from Hollywood Pudgy, where the actress is actually fairly thin and her fatness comes across as more of an Informed Flaw than anything else to BBW, where large women are portrayed more positively. When the main character is a Big Beautiful Woman that is an inversion and should simply be listed there. A common characteristic of Brawn Hilda and the Grande Dame. |