Abuse In Agatha Christie's Three Blind Mice

Agatha Christie symbolism in the novel “Three Blind Mice” is the abuse that the character Jim suffered from; the novel that was written by Agatha Christie tells the story of how being abused as a child affected Jim as an adult. In the “Three Blind Mice,” Jim, his brother and sister were abused as a child; children that are abused or go through a trauma can have sever psychological effects on them whenever they area adults. Any type of abuse experiences and trauma during a persons childhood and teen years can affect that person as an adult; leaves that person whenever they are adults with negative side effect that can and could last forever. This type of situation would have caused a conflict whether it would have been in the time period that it was written or in this new time period. Society would have had an impact of it because when the child was older then he/she could become …show more content…
Emma parents got divorced when Emma was 9 years old; later on her mother got a boyfriend. One day, Emma mothers boyfriend touched Emma everywhere, which was inappropriate for him to do so. Emma had a good communication with her father and ended up telling him while she cried out how it had occurred. Remember that being abused is not just being hit or anything like that but also being raped or being touched by someone else in places that they should not be touching and that it can be anyone even the person that you mostly trust. It could that persons dad, mom, close friend, or anyone never them that no one would expect it to be, so if you are being abused by anyone then you should speak up. Being abused doesn’t just mean to be hit by anyone, screamed at, or be called names to the point that it is affecting that mental but also to be raped or sexual harassed. A person that has been sexual harassed has the probability to later on have sex with multiple people or not have sex whatsoever because having sex or anything close to it would remind them of what they went