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7 Times Reese Witherspoon Characters Were Your Spirit Animal

"What? Like, it's hard...?"

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7 Times Reese Witherspoon Characters Were Your Spirit Animal
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Louisiana native, Reese Witherspoon has always been one of my favorite actresses. She's known for starring in timeless romantic comedies and dramas, but she's also played many other dynamic roles. I personally have identified with her in several moments throughout life and I'm sure some of you have too!



1. Annette Hargrove

When the attraction intensity we felt for another person was so strong.

"Sebastian: Why can't we be together?
Annette: You wanna know why? Because I don't trust myself with you."

–"Cruel Intentions"


2. Dani Trant

When our love for someone consumed us.

" Dani: Did'ja ever like somebody so much... that it almost made'ja sick?"

–"The Man in the Moon"


3. Tracy Flick

When we needed to remind ourselves to remain positive.
“I cannot make these days longer, so I strive to make them better.”

– "Election"


4. Elle Woods

When guys were a P.O.S.

– "Legally Blonde"


5. Melanie Smooter

When deep down, we couldn't bare to leave behind the one that got away.

– "Sweet Home Alabama"

6. Cheryl Strayed

When we felt lost in life and needed new meaning.

"Aimee: Do you get lonely?
Cheryl: I'm lonelier in my real life than I am out here."
– "Wild"


7. Lisa Jorgenson

When alcohol wasn't the question but the answer perhaps.

"Never drink to feel better, only drink to feel even better."
– "How do you know"


Reese is pretty awesome– she has over 54 film credits. Go take a look at some of her other amazing movies and look up some of her personal quotes!

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