Lethal Leading Lady Emma Lynette: the big diva, romantic villain, aka 'The Good One' who is

Emma's character in her recent photo shoot at filmmaking.

Emma: Its a love crime. Like in a comic book.

Alice: This is a story with pictures too. That you took in film making.

E: Yes, I did. Whats a love crime?

A: A crime of passion?

E: Yes, whats that.

A: You tell me what happened.

E: His wife was cheating on him.

A: And so he came to you for consolation?

E:What does that mean?

A: He came to you to make him feel better.

E: Yes. To make her jealous.

A: And what about your feelings as this character.

E: My feelings are black and white. Like Blair Waldorf, I love to be a star. I'm a glamorous witch like Samantha on Bewitched. Its a love drama. Like Titanic. I stand out against the black background for a dramatic effect. The romantic character. Not a villain. I'm a goody. My character is cheeky. She has a golden heart. She loves flowers and roses and tulips. She's a "pretty woman" like Julia Roberts. Like Julia Roberts she likes shopping. I have a romance with a bachelor. Who tries to spoil me in a house full of chandeliers. My character is stubborn. And snobby. With a posh British accent. She wont change her mind. About money. About what she wants in the romance. She wants diamonds and beautiful things that are delicate as crystals and sparkle like her eyes. Blue sapphire eyes. Very modest. With a twinkle in them. They're bright. Just like she is, with a bright personality and bright intellect full or curiosity. Which means she wants to know.

A: This looks like a police close up.

E: Maybe it could be a nice love story. Maybe its a story about a wedding. A gothic wedding. Where Taylor Swift would sing. Something dark and unusual but still full of love. I like Mortitia and Gomez, they're dark and gothic and a little bit French, but still full of romance. Yes I like the glamour. I think I'm a "black widow", who doesn't have a guy on valentines day. But is still, gothic and still having fun. Some vampires are glamorous aren't they? Yes, I just like the deeper things.

A: Yes, you can be glamorous without being conventional.

E: As a woman?

A: Yes.

E: Or a gold digger? Or a bit spoilt? I'll get my powerful book.

A: What kind of power is in it?

E: Glamorous, powerful women.

Emma shows me her diary where she has collected images and opinions from powerful women,

It says

" you must look to her personality, which has been forged through the fires of life."

A: That is deep.

E: Yes, I like it like that.

A: It says "her personality shines through her eyes like stars, and her sense of humour too." Speaking of strong personalities, should we talk about the book Bad Girls on your blog?

E: Yes. I saw this book Bad Girls Throughout History: 100 remarkable women who changed the world in a shop. I want it for my birthday present. Josphine Baker was a showgirl, a spy and a civil rights activist. What's an activist?

A: Its someone who campaigns to change the world. For equal rights.

E: Like with the vote. Some people don't believe in love. But I do. Everybody needs love, people with disabilities too. People should be able to follow their hearts. For weddings as well. Like in Father of the Bride.