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    institution of marriage from a traditional perspective. This is so because according to her‚ the inequality has always been clearly set up and the roles well defined such that the husband may not even be able to able to tell how strong his influence on his wife might be. The three stories share the misery of the woman under the man in the institution of marriage. Whenever the woman has an opinion on anything‚ it is the point of view of the man that carries the day. His opinion remains undebatable and

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    Jury of Her Peers written by Susan Glaspell in 1917 tells of a murder mystery of a man who was killed in bed with his wife lying next to him when he was killed. The men who were investigating the murder could not piece together any parts of what could have happened to man named Mr. Wright. However‚ the women somehow discover early into the men’s investigation how the man’s wife may have been mistreated by her husband resulting in his death. Both women’s instincts as they move about the house appear

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    husband and wife relationship. The role of the wife was to stay home and maintain the upkeep of the household. The role of the husband was to travel outside the home‚ earn wages and provide financial security. It was considered taboo to believe or desire otherwise‚ especially by the wife. Decisions may or may not have been discussed as a couple but the husband had complete ruling authority to make final decisions‚ which was not to be challenged by the wife. Ms. Mallard accepted her role as a wife because

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    Equality between men and women in the nineteenth century America was still an inconceivable reality to think of. Society at this time was male-ruled and consequently women were dependent on men for everything. Women were almost treated as objects. Nothing was expected from them except being wives and taking care of their husbands. Women had no rights‚ they were not there to think and even less to create‚ instead their main goal was to procreate. This is going to be reflected in many works written

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    importantly‚ the marriage he holds with his wife that he loves very much. However‚ she has a bit of a problem with passive-aggressiveness that causes turmoil in their so far‚ rather successful marriage. He starts off at the beginning of the article by describing his day‚ after a long work day he finishes up the dishes; only to realize that there are two dishes left in the sink to soak that had been sitting there for several days‚ untouched. As the fact both his wife and his children are already asleep‚

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    Girl Found Dead Lying In Hay I think Curley’s wife is a victim because in the book it states “Curley’s wife lay with a half-covering of yellow hay. And the meanness and the plannings and the discontent and the ache for attention were all gone from her face. She was very pretty and simple‚ and face was sweet and young.” She did not hurt Lennie in any way. Lennie came after her and killed her while she was doing nothing wrong to make him kill her. Even though he is a big man and crushes about everything

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    himself from the tedious life he once lived. The film contains a few people‚ but there is truly only two characters that have been developed in the film; that is the protagonist and his wife. Scene one introduces a man and a women‚ they are presumed to be married as husband and wife. The protagonist nor his wife does not speak a word to each other‚ nor do they display any form of affection or emotion towards each

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    Phát A popular provocative dance move in the Broadway shows in 1950s has been chosen as the title for this short story “The Can-can” of Vivante about a man having a love affair while his thought was wandering around “somebody doing the can-can”- his wife back home. The can-can therefore does more than just being the title‚ its repeated recurrence in the story recognizes itself as a noteworthy symbol and also contributes greatly in the interpretation of the story’s theme. The can-can emerges as a

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    had to stick with it. The whole time‚ men kept undermining women and it became a society wide problem. Leonce falls into this category because he forces his wife to follow him and doesn’t allow her to follow her dreams. He treated his wife as if she were “a valuable piece of personal property”(44). Later in the book Leonce ridicules his wife even more by saying‚ “If it is not a mother’s place to look after children‚ whose on Earth was it?”(48). Leonce was plenty capable of taking care of the kids

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    Adriana is an unfortunate victim of misunderstanding. How far do you agree? Adriana is clearly an unfortunate victim of misunderstanding; it is clear because of her unfair treatment throughout the play. There are many moments of misunderstanding between the characters which create comedy‚ specifically those of farcical comedy. The definition of a farce is something that is intended to be seen as ridiculous‚ particularly a comedy based on an unlikely situation. Even though these moments are created

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