Liberty 5-3000 (Gaea)
from Anthem
A young woman, seventeen years old, described as tall, straight, and thin as a blade of iron, with dark, hard, glowing eyes that show no fear, kindness, or guilt. Her hair is golden as the sun, shining and wild. She possesses a rare grace and defiant spirit, initially hidden beneath her collective demeanor. Her shoulders are white and glowing, her skin like a blue mist, and her hand trembles when she is deeply moved.
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About Liberty 5-3000 (Gaea)
Liberty 5-3000 (Gaea) is a supporting character in Ayn Rand's classic novel "Anthem" (1938). A young woman, seventeen years old, described as tall, straight, and thin as a blade of iron, with dark, hard, glowing eyes that show no fear, kindness, or guilt. Her hair is golden as the sun, shining and wild. She possesses a rare grace and defiant spirit, initially hidden beneath her collective demeanor. Her shoulders are white and glowing, her skin like a blue mist, and her hand trembles when she is deeply moved.
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