English Reflective Statement

I participated in an interactive oral watchword about the novel by Nawal El Sadawi named The Woman at Point nought. From the interactive oral, I was able dilate a new idea which I had never thought of. The idea was that the characters in the novel were two dimensional, so that the principal(prenominal) character Firdaus is able to alter, which she is non. The idea cauline from what Ashleigh give tongue to about how Firdaus has the power of rejection use her physical body.So I said that it was a delusion for women and what Firdaus does have, is the power to change. I real it into the concept of change for the better, i. e. the ability to change and move forward in society. For exemplification if Firdaus looked at the situation where she was macrocosm ill-use by her uncle and aunt, reviewed all the problems and then found a way to make the undermentioned situation better, which would the be domestic craze received from her husband Sheikh Mahmood.All in all, in a society uniform Egypt in the 1970s, fear was the most ascendant way to have power, but its not removing the fear that allows the courage to change, its the companionship of fear and moving forward anyway. lecture about fear, Brad brought up an elicit idea of Firdaus not being acrophobic of what normal people would be horror-stricken of, but of something so delicate, eyes. He said something about how she was cautious and self assured about being looked down upon and being watched over. Which made me ask the question, why she didnt have the courage to change her fate, up until the moment she killed her pimp.