Selina Kyle

=== Characterization and Personality ===
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Kravitz presents a Catwoman that nearly steps out of the comics-- nearly. Though missing some of Selina Kyle's whippy deflective charm, sardonicism, humor, and flirtiness, the core resilience, defiance, questioning, pain, the moral compass (both in sticking up for the downtrodden and resentment for the wealthy on either side of the law,) and a tough exterior never at lack for a soft balancing side. She doesn't feature much of the coquettish, devil-may-care, cheeky, jewel-loving quasi-kleptomaniac qualities seen in some depictions, but I don't think that's nearly as close to the core of the character as the above, and there's certainly room to add that development. Narratively, her work and the scripting do the utmost of what Catwoman should do in a Batman story. She's damaged, different, traumatized like Batman, but she has more perspective than him, and more attachment to, or engagement with humanity. Though also flawed and also embittered and also on a path of the night, she shows him there is still some room to be a human being, there is existence beyond the torment he wails and wallows in, and there are, in fact, other people to care about beyond the Batcave￼