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Carrie Fisher was a woman of many great talents,Horror Archives chief among them flipping the bird.

Shortly after her death, Twitter users came together to celebrate some of the actresses' greatest achievements. While few could forget the role she played inStar Wars or assisting people with mental illness, only a select, precious few remembered the author's penchant for putting up her middle finger.

SEE ALSO: A life in the stars: Carrie Fisher in pictures

It takes a special kind of person to stick up that finger with such grace, poise and propriety.

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Fisher -- and her esteemed finger -- were clearly up to the task.

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Thanks for keeping it real with us, Carrie.

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