Ruth Bader Ginsburg's character was shaped by numerous life events, including her early experiences with gender discrimination and her struggles balancing family life and a legal career. As one of the few women at Harvard Law School, Ginsburg faced challenges that fueled her passion for gender equality. The loss of her mother also instilled a sense of resilience in her. These experiences motivated her legal work and later shaped her role as a Supreme Court Justice, where she became an iconic advocate for women's rights.