deep, etched woodcut print, fine detail, of a pretty, popular girl leading a double-life in a small town while the world rots, deeply distur...

"Overall, Erin's portrayal is nuanced and multifaceted. Her relatability stems from her internal conflicts and her pragmatic approach to the extraordinary situation the group faces. Her role within the outsider group highlights her value as a thoughtful and strategic member." - Google Gemini. I work with different expectations in my writing, what does it mean to be "strong" for a man and for a woman? Is Erin "strong" because of the hard choices she has to make and her unflagging moral compass? Does a town drenched in blood recognize her as such?