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\"\'\'A hero having a character flaw does not make them a Classical Anti Hero. That trope is where the protagonist is an inversion of the conventional hero. They are plagued by flaws like self-doubt, mediocrity, and cowardice. Judy is simply a hero that has a character flaw that she comes to acknowledge and works to overcome.\'\'\"

I think this is based on a misunderstanding of the trope. The key to the trope is not that they lack conventionally heroic traits, but that they are flawed and \'\'that their internal struggle to overcome those flaws is a heavily emphasized part of the plot\'\', as opposed to solely focusing on the external conflict with the villain.
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A hero having a character flaw does not make them a Classical Anti Hero. That trope is where the protagonist is an inversion of the conventional hero. They are plagued by flaws like self-doubt, mediocrity, and cowardice. Judy is simply a hero that has a character flaw that she comes to acknowledge and works to overcome.
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\"\'\'A hero having a character flaw does not make them a Classical Anti Hero. That trope is where the protagonist is an inversion of the conventional hero. They are plagued by flaws like self-doubt, mediocrity, and cowardice. Judy is simply a hero that has a character flaw that she comes to acknowledge and works to overcome.\'\'\"
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I think this is based on a misunderstanding of the trope. The key to the trope is not that they lack conventionally heroic traits, but that they are flawed and ''that their struggle to overcome those flaws is a heavily emphasized part of the plot.''
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I think this is based on a misunderstanding of the trope. The key to the trope is not that they lack conventionally heroic traits, but that they are flawed and \'\'that their struggle to overcome those flaws is a heavily emphasized part of the plot.\'\'
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