The Demise of a Family in Gail Godwin's A Sorrowful Woman

Gail 's family' s death, Godwin 's sad woman, Gail Godwin' s "sad woman" makes people believe that his wife is overwhelmed or just spent a bad day. With her understanding of her husband, I believe her and her family will spend this difficult period. Everyone has a bad day, people sometimes get worse. However, shocking revelation tells the reader this is not just a bad day. A thorough study of the story shows that my wife's selfishness and compassion for her life exacerbate her sadness and bring about the death of the family due to lack of communication.

"Sad woman" is an option written by Gil Godwin. In this choice, she shows that marriage does not necessarily lead to a perfect life. Godwin uses 'sad woman' to explain about modern marriage. "Sad woman" is a parody of a fairy tale. Traditional fairy tales have a fixed resolution - everyone is living a happy life. At the beginning of the "sad woman", the reader starts with "Godwin 33" so he can give a fantasy of a happy story. In this story, the ideal of a traditional fairy tale is laughed at

In Gail Godwin 's short story "Sad Woman", the plot seems to be related to marriage with family, but it seems to be presented in a completely different way. Unknown personality is very dissatisfied with her married life and family. She lived in the house and lost everything at the end of the story. This story severely hinders the life after marriage and marriage. This character encountered several major problems in her life that occurred after she got married to her child. Her husband and children brought her much sorrow as they decided not to look at them; they just communicated with her by posting a note under the bedroom door. My husband and child love her very much, but for some strange reason she is still very unhappy. This story is very different, unlike other novels that usually end with the theme "Happiness is forever", this story ends with sorrow and pain.

The other is not powerful enough to compensate for those differences. Gail · Godwin's "sad woman" and Kate Chopin's "one hour story" develop mainly on female experience and I feel that they are trapped in their own marriage. The two protagonists began with a faithful and considerate woman, but personal torture eventually resulted in both of those deaths. In "One hour story" and "Sad woman", the main character is a woman. Mrs. Marado, the hero of Chopin, is a considerate man.