It isn't just you. Others have posted on the topic, I seem to remember, and it is just generally ignored.
I don't think it was as bad as all that. At least she didn't wind up dying so that everybody can get their lives together. And I think it is somewhat helped by the fact that she's clearly shown to be the only person in the play with any sense.
And for the record, she isn't entirely devoid of "balls." She does clock a near total stranger with a frying pan twice when he's engaging in improper behavior.
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Updated On: 6/16/08 at 10:11 PM