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Who Does Anne Hathaway Remind You All Of?

Does this not scream, "I am someone you used bear my testimony every Fast Sunday for 15 years in the Redmond 3rd ward?"

What is it about this image that draws my mind to our Redmond Friend so IMMEDIATELY?
-Is it her hair color, dirty red?
-Is it her facial expression, wrapped up in a private fascination?
-Is it the Space-Age top she's rocking?
-Is it the way she is hunching over the microphone?

What is it about Anne Hathaway in this picture that reminds us so much of the girl-who-will-not-be-named?


Hint for the perplexed: Her name starts with a "B" and ends with a "Chess Castle". Do you see it?

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  1. Are you referring to a girl who strongly identified to a certain person in an older tv show, even though that person was male?

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  2. I have no idea. really. I am thinking hard too.

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  3. You really have no idea Stef? You of all people feffers... ;) Bry, she does kind of remind me, but not as strongly as she does for you.

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  4. I think it is the posture, pressing up on the arms to cause the lean over the mike and the long face. Dad

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  5. I never would have thought of the girl on my own (missing the frizzy hair and uneven features) but now that you've pointed it out I can recognize a certain attitude...

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