I'll avoid calling Edith the Lonely Doll (of the Lonely Doll books penned by subversive genius, Dare Wright) a Founding Father, because she isn't so much a strong, distinct forebear as a precursor to Suri Cruise, a baby Betty Friedan (pre-awakening, ever-infantilized). Regardless, the gingham motifs that seemed to follow her like bird-song and her love of mirrors, make-up, and friends will always resound.
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