Inequality of women

ole and adhere's to the views of society by remaining in the 'shadow'.
             Chopin further tends to express man's superiority of women when it comes to status. Women to an extent, was not much different than slaves. A man carries the family name and it is a further blessing to have a son so that the family line and name can continued. Women's primary role is that of childbirth. Paragraph five states that it didn't matter to Armand what Desiree's origin and 'reminded that she was nameless'. In the next sentence, Chopin shed's lig
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