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feminist movement: Offred’s mother is the perfect feminist character in this story and we will use this character to describe feminism. Feminists wanted abortion rights and the banning of pornography. In chapter 7, Offred remembers a scene when she was a child and went to the park with her mother where there were women burning pornographic magazines. [P.48 -> READ.] They burn pornographic books and magazines because in those magazines women are treated like objects, not like human beings. Feminists

Straight away, she introduces herself as his best ardent admirer and undertakes to take care of him. Paul allows her to read his last manuscript, Fast Cars, exclusively. Very shocked by the style that she finds too violent, she begins to change her attitude and forces him to burn it. Worse, when she discovers the death of her favourite heroine, Misery, in the last volume of the series, she decides to keep him locked up. Stuck in bed, drugged, tortured, he is at the mercy of Annie. She obliges him to

Firstly he is a conformist because of his education, and he learns to become free and an individual. He learns to live for himself and not for the others. The individuality is represented by Maude, she doesn’t accept the rules of the society. She does whatever she wants and she loves life. She sets about changing Harold, teaching him the joys of life. All the other characters are conformist and very conventional. Mrs. Chasen, the psychiatrist, Uncle Victor, and the priest fail to persuade

TES2 1. We can see at line 21 « That was the name she would have written on everything when she was seventeen years old”, we can see she is imagining her life, so she is less than seventeen years old, and can’t be Bubber and Ralph’s mother. 2. Mick seems to be young, and living in her world, she probably like the children, but she leave them while she is climbing on the roof, but she doesn’t pay attention to them on an unintentional way. 3. Part I : line 1 to 20: the present, the

rich English woman, hated Christmas. Every years, When Christmas arrived, she thought of her parents died in a car accident, on the day of Christmas. On Christmas, Royce Stephenson, her husband, was the only person who made her smile. A day before Christmas, she prepared the meal and the fir tree, then put presents at feet of the fir tree, for her husband and people who were invited. Madam Jefferson was invited, she was the nanny and the cleaning lady of the Stephenson's Family. Her face was

When her mother becomes too violent with her, under the effects of alcohol, she takes shelter at her best friend’s house, Sookie. At twenty-five years old, Tara doesn’t with her mother anymore. However, the latter is still an alcoholic, and badly behaves towards her daughter. Despite the fact that Tara’s mother tries to hurt her with an empty bottle, the way she talks to her seems to be more violent to me. Indeed, she acts condescendingly towards her child, and insults her while being drunk.

She cried a lot and thought during all the day to find a solution but it was impossible … The time passed and she cried and cried a lot. At 1.00 AM she remembered that her passed husband was from the army and she remembered also that all his things from the army were hidden under a hatch in the room where she was locked up. She went look and found guns and bombs. She took the gun, shoot to open the door and she put all the bombs which she found in the room where the robbers slept. Then she took

and men expect them to be.” Amanda, who is extremely exited, goes to dress herself; she makes her grand entrance in a girlish dress. It’s a dress from her youth that she used to ware on grand occasions, like the first time she met Mr. Wingfield. Amanda mentions Jims name and Laura realizes that it’s the same boy that she liked back in high school. She panics and asks to be dismissed from the dinner, since she won’t be able to eat at the same table as him. Amanda tells her that this in nonsense

1917 at Newport New in Virginia. She was raised near New York. Her mom worked in a laundry, and her dad left soon after she was born. Her dream was to become a dancer. Ella started to sing at the age of 16 years old, in 1934 at a theatre called Apollo of Harlem in New York. She started her solo career in 1941. At first, she sang swing, she also deals with the bebop, the queen of scat; a form of vocal improvisation where onomatopoeia are used rather than words, she also played blues etc.. Her concerts

colleagues, Frau B is left to sit to socialise with the other women of the town. The women, excluding Frau B, nastily comment on the bride’s character and reputation as she had brought her out-of-wedlock child along to the festivities. The bride remains outside of the fun as the women who critically observe her reaffirm that she ‘remained very still, with a little vacant smile on her lips, only her eyes shifting uneasily from side to side’. The women continue with various nasty comments of disapproval