An elderly person should be considered wise and treated highly. ... She said "Yet you shall live if you can answer me: What is the thing that woman most desire?"... She made him marry her. ... She asked him what was wrong and if she could fix anything that she did wrong. ... He tells her to do what ever she wants instead of him making the choice for her. ...
I think people should hold themselves to the same standards as they want the one they marry to hold themselves to. ... Once you start having feelings for her and she knows that you really want to be with her things start to change. ... You start arguing at little things such as who gets to sleep on what side of the bed, and where we going to go out to eat. ... She starts telling you things such as how come you won't stay home and hang out with me? ... Of course you going to stay home and do whatever she wants. ...
If a man wanted to marry another man's daughter he would have to get her father's permission and in some cases pay the father to marry his daughter. ... She wanted to learn, to be educated, and to find out who she really was. In one part of the play she said this piece to explain how she felt: "I should never get to know myself- I shall never learn to face reality- unless I stand alone. So I can't stay with you any longer." ... Women's struggle now is that if we can do the work that men can do then why not get paid the same wages as men do. ...
You could say she was "Ms. ... She was expected to marry a rich and prosperous man because of the class of lady that she was. If she were to marry anything but that, it would be considered down-grading herself. ... Daisy's love for Jay (if you can truly call it "love") grows stronger as time presses on in the novel. ... She should be the one taking the blame. ...
For Example, in I Am Nujood, Age 10 and Divorced, Nujood Ali a 10 year old Yemen girl that is forced by her father to marry a man, who is three times her age. At first Nujood does not question her father's authority, she explains that in her village women are not taught to make choices. ... For example, Nujood's father express "you know we haven't enough money to feed the whole family. ... She states "my mother-in-law bends down to pick me up as if I were a package". ... As Nujood explain, she asked her mother-in-law if she could play with the children. ...
Here Sexton summarizes what the main point of the stanza is by saying that this isn't how a women should be or how she should act, which in it's own way is her own darkness inside, her craziness. ... She talks about how it is a warm home that is filled with a lot of things that should be in any house. ... She's walking through the motions everyday, doing what is expected of her but that is not what she wants anymore. ... She showed us how women felt before they were married, how they felt once they got married, and finally how it affected them over time. This can't be sa...
