Rear Window and the Representation of Gender

fold. The first of these is the most simplistic and basic of the three facets, and is literally just a metaphor for the binary opposition of male and female. The second is a representation of the tension within Jeffries and Lisa's relationship, as Lisa is obviously the kind of girl who would like to get married, and Jeffries believes
             marriage would interfere with his work. The third facet is an extension of the second, as deep down, Jeffries does not believe he is g
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