Lavender's AP Lit Class Blog

Lavender's AP Lit Class Blog

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Gage's dealio about Rochester

I haven't really come across something that I would like to persue very deeply, but I would like to involve gender steriotypes with Rochester.  He is described by Brontë, like all other men, as a bitter and stern overseer.  In a proto-feminist novel, Rochester is portrayed as a master in a relationships, instead of an equal, but he thinks and acts otherwise.

1 comment:

  1. Gender stereotypes sounds like a great focus--but this post is much to short to pursue it with any substance. I encourage you to explore your own ideas further in future posts.

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