Margaret Atwood's The Long Silence

straightforwardly identified with every one of these stages. They exemplify her masterful vision of gentility. She has dealtgraphically with the issues that go up against a working class instructed lady in the patriarchal Hindu society.
The Long Silence recounts the account of an Indian housewife. Jaya who maintainssilence for the duration of her life. The novel focuses round the inward view of Jaya, awoman who is unobtrusively drawn from inside, a woman who, "finds her normal routine sodisrupted that for the first time she can look at her life and attempt to decide who shereally is". The novel is an autobiographical narrative of Jaya marries with Mohan whohas pulled back with her to a little rural level in Mumbai because of associated with

Henceforth she stops keeping in touch with she is crushed under patriarchal traditions. So her tyke she trusts must be a kid. She is tormented by a fetus removal hid from Mohan. At the point when her young child flees from home she iscrushed by a feeling of insufficiency as a mother. She ends out of the long hush; I' m not afraid any more. The frenzy has gone. She revaluates her life. She chooses toerase the hush amongst her and Mohan. It is this - deleting of the hush that symbolizes the attestation of her female Voice, a voice, with trust and guarantee, a voice that articulatesher thought. It is in this novel the women's activist battle for freedoms is glimpsed upon inside theframework of the flexibility emergency. It is the journey of Jaya for a bona fide selfhood and finds through her disobedience to the patriarchal center of Society.
Sarita in The Dark Holds No Terrors is a typical middle - class woman who isalso unhappy with the talk of fairness amongst man and lady. She needs toliberate herself from the shackles of convention and practice her rights for the manifestationof her individual capacities and the acknowledgment of her ladylike self through character assertion and self -