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I notice there's a number of examples of female characters in historical settings who wear male dress because
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I notice there\'s a number of examples listed of female characters in historical settings who wear male dress because \"men have more freedom\" or similar. The trope description seems to suggest that Bifauxnen characters \'\'aren\'t\'\' trying to pass as men, and that\'s what distinguishes this trope from SweetPollyOliver, or do I have that wrong?
