Killashandra | Characters
Killashandra is one of McCaffrey's most complex characters. She is a self-possessed, gutsy, intelligent woman with a light sense of humor. She is also capable of tremendous antagonism in order to get what she wants, is sometimes compassionate, and is rather obsessive in all her relationships—whether crystalline or masculine. While McCaffrey has been praised for her "subconscious" feminist agenda (she does not admit to being a feminist), some critical studies of Killashandra note an interesting paradox. While she is admittedly strong and self-willed, her greatest pleasures are found...
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