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"What does that tell about our world? But I think Links of London Tiffany Charm have always liked to see (an underdog), like Lisbeth; she's fighting these big dragons - society, police, her father, the government, the whole system - she's lonely and in a very bad position, but she's fighting back. "I also think the world is Links of London complicated, and people are ready to see films about difficulties in life. I think people are pretty fed up with super-beautiful . they've been waiting for someone like Lisbeth to come. When I was a teenager, I saw Thelma & Louise I don't know how many times I saw that film. I saw Aliens; I was really looking for films with some kind of heroines girls and women who were fighting back and just weren't sitting and whining and feeling sorry for themselves." The first book (Dragon Tattoo) introduces Salander and muckraking journalist Links of London Two Hearts Charm Red Blomqvist, bringing them together through the mystery of a missing person to uncover a larger, horrifying series of crimes. Along the way, the diminutive, antisocial hacker endures a lot, including a brutal rape. In a twist characteristic of Salander, she later repays her assailant with interest. "When we went into those more complicated and dark scenes, it came from some deeper, darker levels in me," the actress says. "When we were done for the day and I was in the car on my way home, I really felt black inside, like I don't have any hope for anything and I don't see any light in my life. I was really angry and empty inside. It was like that for a whole week .but I knew I wanted to go all the way, in every direction, to the end station." Larsson seemed to Links of London U Charm out readily enough what the main draw of that first book was; the next two focus on Lisbeth, uncovering pieces of her backstory until the third one (Hornet's Nest) brings it all to light, from under the shadow of a full-blown cloak-and-dagger conspiracy.