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Emma, Charles' mother, and the first Madame Bovary are a study in contrasts. How do these three women compare throughout the novel? Specifically comment on the following: - What are the similarities and differences in their appearance? - How do they treat the men in their lives? - Compare and contrast their goals and ideals.
Emma, Charles' mother, and the first Madame Bovary are a study in contrasts. How do these three women compare throughout the novel?
Specifically comment on the following:
- What are the similarities and differences in their appearance?
- How do they treat the men in their lives?
- Compare and contrast their goals and ideals.
Emma loves to read, and she has a penchant for gothic, dramatic themes. Choose one of the following genres of literature that Emma enjoys reading. Explain the genre and its main themes, and then connect these themes to Emma's own life. How do the plots in these books reveal deeper aspects of Emma's personality? - Historical novels by Sir Walter Scott. - Biographies of unhappy women. - Romantic novels.
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