Editing The abilities of a really good coming of age heroine.

Do you know the the attributes of a powerful heroine? You would like her to be noticeable - just like Bella, in the Stephanie Meyer's Twilight trilogy, so you wish her to be strong such as Scarlett O'Hara, in Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind. Think about should you had a number of heroine? Somebody young as well as ever-growing into her strength, just like Bella as well as some-one more mature and stronger, such as the woman Scarlett turns out to be.

Stephanie Meyer as well as Margaret Mitchell have something in common with this writer because their heroines are women who we possibly want to be or we can admire while we will possibly not agree with the method they get the things they must stay alive. Reha in Blossoming is a mature heroine whose activities can be very questionable nonetheless she is still a strong and resilient character. The same may be said for Margaret Mitchell's Scarlett. Kore is young and also just learning about herself together with her potential, very similar to Stephenie Meyer's Bella. Both are faced with challenges and both of them need to face their doubts and conquer them so as to develop into their genuine selves.

Scarlett is unlike Blossoming's Reha because she is at the start of her adult life yet she has regrets, the same as Reha does, and she can make decisions and requires activity that many other women will not agree on. Both suffer in love thereby making blunders that bring about harm and upset to those that surround them. But nevertheless do we like them less? Of course not. Mitchell's heroine is unforgiving in her brashness the same as is Reha.
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 Excerpt textual content from Blossoming:

 Was it not Sun Tzu who said, "All warfare is based on deception"?
So, reinforcements had arrived. The invasion was complete. Reha was sure their next move would be to divide and then conquer - in that order. Isn't that what aggressors did, after all? It wouldn't take the brothers long to turn Kate against her, and then to rule through her, before she was overthrown completely, so to speak. Reha wondered when Kate would realise that these events, and the prospect of the power they brought with them, might lead her to betray Kore. 
It was not Reha's public punishment the brothers wanted. They hadn't arrived with the police - for what evidence did they have, other than the testimony of a blind and crippled drunk!? No, it was the Estate they were after. Or at least that was Zack's motive and he thought he could take it with little resistance. 
If they confronted her now, Reha would have no option but to capitulate immediately. That way, they would not only get rid of her but also steal Kore's inheritance - she was simply not ready to pass the ceremony yet! But Reha could feel Kore gaining in strength every day, the girl merely needed more time. Even a few weeks might make the difference. At this point Reha wasn't sure she would even be willing to attempt the ceremony. 
Returning to the comfort of her bed, Reha continued to think the situation through. In order to postpone their takeover, she would have to avoid a confrontation with the conspirators. She was the guilty one, not Kore. A trap had to be set to lull them into a false sense of security; that was what had to be done. Reha would invite the enemy in, and treat them as if they were already the victors. In the process their efforts would be thwarted. By admitting her sickness and announcing her retirement as matriarch, she could ensure that they would have no need to punish her for her sins, and she could arrange that the ceremony be held the day after the Halloween party. That way, Kore would have more time to prepare, and a better chance of prevailing against the scheming triumvirate. Please read on:
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