Mulvey says that the female form plays two roles she first symbolizes castration because of her absence of having a penis and second role is the che child raiser. Mulvey say that the woman is bound by a symbolic order that a man can live out his phantasies and obsession by imposing them on the silent image of woman still tied to her place as the bearer of meaning , not the maker of meaning.(Mulvey pp …show more content…
In the movie Jeff makes a statement and claimed that Lisa is” too perfect” Well it may be unrealistic for any man to reject Grace Kelly, the actress for Lisa, there is a certain psychological possibility in Jeff 's fear of Lisa 's” perfection” that is related to men 's fear of women 's differences and his suspicions that they may not after all be imperfect.That is only if you think along the lines that men are perfect and females are the imperfect ones because of this” castration theory”. In the movie Lisa Freemont is anything but helpless and incapable despite movies characterization of her as an object of male gaze, she is experienced as an overwhelmingly powerful presence.Lisa 's dominance in