One famous female curmudgeon is the character of Miss Havisham from Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations." Miss Havisham is a bitter, eccentric and wealthy spinster who is jilted at the altar and spends the rest of her life living in seclusion with her decaying mansion and wearing her wedding dress. She is known for her cynical and spiteful nature, as well as her desire for revenge against men. Miss Havisham is a complex character who embodies the traits of a curmudgeon - someone who is difficult, cantankerous, and resistant to change. Her character has become iconic in literature and is often cited as an example of a female curmudgeon.
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