How does Ellen Moers characterize Radcliffe's heroine in contrast to the conventional Gothic female protagonist?

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Emily ultimately achieves a joyful marriage.Emily's composure appears to decline towards the novel's conclusion.Emily is portrayed as rational and strong-willed instead of helpless.Emily represents an uncommon depiction of a fragile woman.

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Ellen Moers highlights that unlike the typical Gothic heroine who is often portrayed as vulnerable, Radcliffe’s Emily is depicted as a rational and capable woman, emphasizing her strength rather than helplessness.