Atwood’s Presentation of her Female Characters

Introduction to Atwood's female image At the beginning of Atwood's novel showed the difference between women and women. The example given is that Grace is comparing with the governor's wife and a woman who frequently visits her. When she commented, "I am not wearing gloves," Grace wants to be a woman who shows her knowing even if she is in prison. Grace could not sit on the bench of the wife of the governor and was not like a woman sitting there, it was like a "cooked egg".

With her many books, Margaret Atwood depicts our long-standing family composition based on female characters. Female characters of her novels (Marian, Alfred etc) often accept the environment of life and are regarded as hands of women in society. Among women who eat, Atwood draws a woman as a victim who overcomes the image of men in life and needs to express her opinion through a change in the perspective of the story. I am a person living in today's society. I feel that I can not associate with such books. Edible women prove this theory of control and obedience. Hunters are used to symbolize human relations, women are seen as fears of rabbits and pray for faithful hunters. Our simple as a man has no time to feel scratches and discomfort. This is because women think "I am this victim".

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Atwood's article begins with an excerpt from a letter. Letters come from the Michigan quarter review and ask Atwood to submit articles about the theme of "liberal" of women. The sarcastic color of Atwood's article shows her reaction to this request and a fool of feminine objectization. By calling her body a "topic", Atwood emphasized the central idea of ​​the essay. Traditionally women can see as things. When it is actually a "hot topic", the body is just "like a physical body" (90). However, repeating the "theme",. This combination of irony and repeat is one of techniques to create humor while seriously considering the theme of Atwood.