However, Iago is not the only one that is to take all the blame. Othello’s naive nature hindered him from seeking the truth of Desdemona and Cassio and finding out Iago had been lying the whole time. Iago may have been the cause of rumors, however Othello’s own doing ultimately caused him to suffer the consequences due to the fact that he did not communicate with his wife. He let a envious person control every aspect of his perception of his wife. He let a piece of fabric be the defining factor of whether or not his wife was faithful to him.
Named after the protagonist, Euripides play ‘Medea’ brings out the sufferings of a lonely wife, seeking revenge from her husband after he betrays her. To some extent, Medea’s actions towards her husband are reasonable. Despite Medea’s love for her children, she slays them both to return the same feeling of loss towards Jason after he betrays her. Her actions were understandable since Jason only wanted his children for power. However, Medea also ends up proving that her husband was right because her actions were indeed barbarous.
Her husband's sense of inferiority complex and the humiliation he feels as a result of society's reaction to Saru's superior position develops sadism in him. Her husband Mann vents his frustration on Saru in the form of sexual sadism, which has been vividly portrayed by Deshpande. “That Long Silence”, the third novel, is about Jaya who, despite having played the role of a wife and mother to perfection, finds herself lonely and estranged. Jaya realizes that she has been unjust to herself and her career as a writer, as she is afraid of inviting any displeasure from her husband. Her fear even discourages her from acknowledging her friendship with another man.
Walls was offered by her father to have sex with one of his friends in return for money. Luckily, she was able to avoid having sex with the man, stating that she is “not that kind of girl.” Another instance of sexual abuse in The Glass Castle is when Walls’ Uncle Stanley touches Jeannette inappropriately. After telling her mother of this incident, Jeannette receives no sympathy. In fact, Rose Mary ends up giving her sorrow to Stanley, claiming that she feels bad for him because he is “lonely.” Rose Mary also states that sexual assault is a “crime of perception.” This dismissal and victim-shaming is prevalent in today’s world. Unfortunately, even our youth experience what Jeannette Walls experienced.
Hearing which the character totally changes her behavior. She becomes very sad, her face is not expressing anything except the pain, which can be explained as she does not expect such act from her beloved father with whom she shared the same lost of lovely mother and wife and realizing that she was not enough for him to live happy as well as the fact that it was not her father who told her the news. A couple of days her father was receiving a very cold attitude but did not ask anything. Surely, he knew what conversation his sister had with his daughter, and maybe he was not asking any questions as he could not lie to her. Yes, the news she heard was a lie, but he was ready to sacrifice his own comfort for his daughter’s future.
She feels that she had failed her young husband in some way. Therefore, she tries to alleviate her guilt by giving herself at random to other young men. And by sleeping with others, she is trying to fill the void left by Allan's death — "intimacies with strangers was all I seemed able to fill my empty heart with." And she was particularly drawn to very young men who would remind her of her young husband. During these years of promiscuity, Blanche has never been able to find anyone to fill the emptiness.
In fact, with the repeated occasions of the rapes, she gets pregnant by him, but her babies are taken by him after they are born. Not enough with this, Celie is married to Mr. _, the same happens with this man and Pa, that they are as incognitos. This man is also a bad person that treats in a bad way Celie, but this does not affect to Celie that is only worried about her dear sister Nettie, who wants to save herself from his father because she thinks that can do the same to her that did to her in the past. With all these behaviours, it is remarkable the power of the man in the family, that is imposing his figure, his person to the others: raping his daughter, choosing the husband of his daughter and on and
Men believed women were just their items. At the end of the novells, Curley ‘worked himself into a fury’ due to the death of his wife. However, Curley felt upset about her death just because he saw his wife as a ‘trophy wife’ and her death was a loss to his social status. Besides, the theme of sexism is thoroughly discussed through Curley’s wife. She is discriminated on the ranch as she is the only female on the ranch.
The author expressing the parents didn 't approve of the person they want to married. The parents in "Pyramus and Thisbe" wouldn 't let them talk to each other or get married. The author says, "The star-crossed lovers whisper sweet nothings through a crack in the wall that separates their houses, until they eventually can 't take it anymore"(947). The author is expressing that the lover had a difficult with communicate but they found a crack and whisper sweet to each other to keep the love going . Both
This is brought out clearly in the portrayal of far from ideal marriages of three young couples-Vishal and Leela, Inder and Saroj and Jit and Mara. The theme of the novel is violence, not necessarily an obvious physical violence, but an invisible and the more subtle form of violence. Saroj’s pre-marital relationship becomes the cause of failure of their marriage. Inder is the husband of Saroj who obsessed and could not forgive this act of Saroj and constantly exploits her sense of innocence. Saroj has become a victim of the male tyranny.