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I love Lorna! It's so deliciously....forlorn. It's haunting and yet also very pedestrian. It's got that gutter/stars tension happening that I like so much. It would work on a dramatic 18th century heroine on the windswept moors, and also on a waitress with a gravelly voice who works at a truck stop diner. It's dated and probably not ready for a comeback yet, but it'll fit in great with the Helens and Irenes that are coming in the next decade or two.