Question

The Women's Baths

What is a possible theme for the story? (1 point)

a. Youth will never understand old age
b. Mothers and daughters-in-law are in constant conflict
c. Recognition is very important at any age
d. The isolation of women is accepted in certain cultures

Answer 1

c. Recognition is very important at any age

While the grandmother is seeking a place where she is recognized as GREAT, where she means something to others, where she will be respected and treated like she was in other times, in there she can tip the servants, she has a private room, it´s her little palace.

Answer 2

Women's rights: At the time of this story, women did not have many rights in the Middle East and were expected to follow their husbands.

This story shows independence from that belief in the way that the grandmother attends the baths by herself, along with being dressed nicely to please herself and not a husband.

What is a theme?

In contemporary literary studies, a theme is a central topic, subject, or message within a narrative.

Themes can be divided into two categories: a work's thematic concept is what readers "think the work is about" and its thematic statement is "what the work says about the subject.

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