She embraces her differences and embraces her true self from "summary" of The Clan of the Cave Bear (Enhanced Edition) by Jean M. Auel
Ayla had never quite fit in among the Clan. Her fair hair and green eyes set her apart from the dark-haired, dark-eyed people she lived among. She was different, an outsider. Yet as much as she tried to conform to their ways, she couldn't deny her true nature. She was curious, intelligent, and fiercely independent. Despite the disapproval and even outright hostility she faced from those around her, Ayla never wavered in her sense of self. She refused to suppress who she was in order to please others. She embraced her differences, recognizing that they were an integral part of who she was...
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