Octavia Spencer's Character in 'The Shape of Water' "Has Some Sense of Power" Despite Being "a Black Woman in 1960" | TI

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In what ways did the character the speaker played differ from typical representations of women in the 1960s?
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What does the speaker mean by feeling 'humbled' in relation to their role?
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