Hadley Robinson

Elsa 2022-04-20 09:01:41

Even at the end of the story, I cheered for Joe in the story to have love, and I was still happy to see that Joe in reality finally made his real choice. If a girl doesn’t love, she chooses herself and the career she loves. She should be free, but because of a series of institutional oppressions...

Ocie 2022-04-19 09:01:51

The four sisters of the March family have very different personalities. They are mutually exclusive and mutually inclusive. In the context of the Civil War, although they were living in poverty, they never bowed to difficulties, including their mother of course. This novel by American female writer...

Nadia 2021-12-02 08:01:25

The publisher told Joe: If the protagonist is a girl, make sure she gets married at the end of the story. In fact, this is the experience of Louisa, the author of "Little Women". Louisa has never married, and she doesn't want Joe to be bound by marriage. Unfortunately, in that era (even now), people would be forced to write works that he did not approve or like. At the request of the publisher, Louisa wrote an ending that went against her original intention. Joe still met Prince Charming and chose to marry and have children. This is true for the 1933, 1949, and 1994 "Little Women" movies. Louisa once wrote: People always ask her who Joe is married to, as if that is the only goal and end of a woman's life. Until the 2019 version of "Little Women", Joe finally took another path to make up for Louisa's regret-Joe was celibate, and succeeded by his own strength. It was such a small change that took a full 150 years to come true. This means that the status of women is now higher, and there is no need to compromise with the publisher. The most important thing is that women should not be defined by marriage, and marriage is not the only destination for women.

Melyssa 2022-04-24 07:01:06

The magic power of time and space transformation: it is the exchange of fate, the mutual complaint of mood, and the mutual transfer of the right to speak.