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Thorne's work on "Revenge" and other projects has also contributed to a shift in the way women are represented on television. Her characters are often complex, multidimensional, and flawed, challenging traditional tropes and stereotypes. This approach has resonated with audiences, particularly women, who see themselves reflected in Thorne's performances. She fabricates websites, plants false news stories, creates
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Before Emily Thorne, the landscape of television antiheroes was overwhelmingly male. Audiences routinely rooted for morally compromised men like Tony Soprano, Walter White, and Don Draper. Female characters who exhibited similar traits were often relegated to villain roles or framed as unhinged.