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¶ … Revolt Mother" M.W. Freeman. The professor loves women, sticking women's equality/rights. She scrutinizes plagiorism. Write success/failure Freeman's women characters strategies achieve independence & fulfillment traditional 19th century New England village society.
The traditional New England village social order in the 19th century had strict rules and the masses were accustomed to categorizing individuals on account of their gender. Women were regarded as housewives and it considered outrageous for a woman to act in disagreement with laws imposed by then male authority in her family. Mary E. Wilkins Freeman describes an episode in this society by concentrating on the relationship between men and women. Furthermore, she emphasizes the feelings experienced by a woman as she stands by and observes her forty-year-old marriage once again being dominated by her husband. One does not necessarily need to be surprised with regard to the central protagonist's behavior, as readers should...
The woman experiences a moment of consciousness at the time when she learns that her husband is building a barn instead of the house that she desperately needs and decides to override his decision. Freeman wants readers to understand that Sarah did not actually consider that women were discriminated in the 19th century society, as the character simply acted because she wanted the house badly and because she was aware that her husband was not as resolute as other men in her village when regarding the role of woman.
The fact that Adoniram and Sarah call each-other father, and, respectively, mother makes it possible for readers to understand that they value each-other equally…
Bibliography:
Wilkins Freeman, Mary E. "The Revolt of "Mother" and Other Stories," (Courier Dover Publications, 1998)
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