Critique of The Darling Essay -- essays research papers

For centuries, wo custody have turned and have entrusted in men for advice to fulfill their lives with romance. Some women, even though they had difficulty establishing a alright bond with their spouse, still had a tendency to have a settlement on the male spouse for identity. For a woman to become a "wife" was a defining role in womens lives back then, particularly within the eastern European cultures. Sadly, marriage is not always shown to be flowery and romantic as expected. Although Anton Chekov portrays his protagonist character Olga as cast hearted and attractive and favored, she often longs for hunch over from the male gender, and serves as the embodiment of female person disempowerment.      From Olgas perspective as the story is told, she cannot exist without being love (Literature and its Writers, 109) and her life only when takes on a meaning through a relationship to the men she attaches herself to. In this story The Darling, Olga explor es and molds herself into many personalities and interests of the men in her life. For instance, After her fathers death, Olga is left with only material wealth, and again there is an absence of love, that Olga wants. So, Olga first marries a theater owner-Kukin. When married to him, she thinks and speaks only of the theater and repeating Kukins words to the actors and theater (Literature and its Writers, 110) also saw theater is the most important thing in life. Her parroting of her husbands wo...