Enloe's chapter and "Pray the Devil Back to Hell" both emphasize the critical role of women's activism in shaping political outcomes. Reflect on how the film depicts the mobilization and agency of women in a highly gendered conflict setting and analyze how these dynamics interact with the concepts of power and resistance discussed by Enloe. How do the Liberian women's experiences and strategies illustrate the complexities of gendered power relations in international politics? Additionally, consider what lessons can be drawn about the potential for feminist movements to influence global politics and the importance of recognizing and valuing women's contributions to peace and security