Margret Atwood mainly focuses on feminism in her work. She has a tendency to float back to the same plot in each story, making it a challenge for the reader to comprehend. The Edible Woman was Atwood’s very first novel that she wrote. She created an extensive plot and stayed strongly with the theme of feminism. In Oryx and Crake, Atwood uses the emotions and flashbacks of Jimmy to reveal how a child deals with the loss of his mother due to her values and his own loss in a world that strives to be ageless and remove undesirable traits. Atwood breaks away from feminism in Oryx and Crake to focus on the desirable theme of immorality. These contrasting themes are very far apart but Atwood uses both themes to draw attention to the flaws in human
