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Ronald-Ann Smith was a character in Berkeley Breathed's comic strips ''Bloom County'' and ''Outland''. Named after Ronald Reagan, Ronald-Ann was a young African American girl "from the wrong side of the trax" in ''Bloom County''. Appearing late in the strip's run, Ronald-Ann was presented as a polar opposite of the kind of greedy materialism that the 1980s represented. During a conversation with Donald Trump in Bill the Cat's body, it was revealed that Ronald-Ann's family lived in a single broken-down room with nine beds. Her best friend was her doll Reynelda, who had no head as a result of being "caught in the crossfire during the Christmas drug turf battles". After ''Bloom County'' ended in 1989, Ronald-Ann became the protagonist in Breathed's next syndicated strip, ''Outland''. She is seen traveling to this realm through portals in her big city neighborhood. Her existence in the Outland was clearly more laid-back than it had been in her ''Bloom County'' days. Before long, though, she was overshadowed by her ''Bloom County'' compadres, such as Opus the penguin and Bill the Cat, among others. She faded away from ''Outland'' just months before it ended in 1995, leaving no clue as to her current whereabouts in Breathed's cartoon universe. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ronald-Ann Smith」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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