Powering Through Prose: Margaret Atwood, Hag-Seed - Theme of The Role Of Women Part 2

The video explores Margaret Atwood's portrayal of female characters in 'Hag Seed', focusing on Anne Marie Greenland and Estelle. Anne Marie is depicted as a complex character who defies stereotypes, while Estelle is shown as a powerful and influential figure. The video discusses themes of gender equality and the importance of respecting women, highlighting how these characters impact the protagonist, Felix Phillips. Through character analysis, the video emphasizes the role of women in achieving success and equality.

What are the key characteristics of Anne Marie Greenland as depicted in the lesson?

Discuss the significance of the juxtaposition of Anne Marie's childlike qualities and her foul mouth.

What does the phrase 'no avenue is closed to her' imply about Anne Marie's character?

How does Felix Phillips perceive Anne Marie's character throughout the lesson?

In what ways does Atwood portray the theme of gender equality through the characters of Anne Marie and Estelle?

What role does Estelle play in Felix's life and how does it evolve throughout the story?

How does Atwood use visual imagery to develop Estelle's character?

What does the term 'free indirect discourse' mean in the context of Felix's thoughts about Estelle?

How does Felix's relationship with Estelle change from the beginning to the end of the story?

Reflect on the importance of respect towards women as highlighted in the lesson. Why is it considered crucial?