1. Explain how Weldon conveys Ruth's feelings about society
... of thought is considered a cliché, then it must mean that it is universally thought. Ruth is ugly. She says so herself, in this instance asking us how ugly women survive, those whom the world pities. The people around her also say so, for example her husband Bobbo ( No beauty, but a good soul'). Since ... have no emotions (except devotion to their master', their husband) and that they are there to be useful, as most machines are. The above quotation shows how submissive and forgiving society taught women to be. Sometimes they are so faithful it even surprises the men, like Judge Bissop, ...
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- Grade Level: High School