In the play, Shakespeare describes the woman as an object that does not have much value to it. The only thing he focuses on is the woman’s beauty. He does not give them much importance in the play in order to show that all women are the same and can be replaced. Shakespeare shows that in the play by giving the women names are similar sounding that could be easily confused. However, the men have names that are distinct and cannot be confused. Without a man next to them, the woman is practically invisible in society. In our society today, do woman have more of a value than they did in the past? Do the traditional gender roles that were depicted in the play still exist today?
