The scene takes place in ancient Greece on a traveler’s road. This road is a main road to travel between Athens and Sparta and on this road two woman run into each other. They start to talk to each other and ask how each other cities and lives are. After a few seconds they start to argue about which one is better and who as the best lives.
Athens woman: “Hello there, are you traveling from Sparta?”
Spartan woman: “Why yes I am, what parts of Greece are you traveling from?”
Athens woman: The Athenian women shouted with confidence, “Only the greatest city in the world of course, Athens!”
Spartan woman: “ugh, of course you’re an Athenian woman. I’m surprised you’re even out of your house.”
Athens woman: “what is that suppose to mean?” The …show more content…
Do you think that you will always have your battles on land” she asked “and that’s where we beat you our naval army is the strongest in the entire world not even the Persians could beat us.”
Spartan woman: “Your life at home still doesn’t come close to how Spartan women live their lives, we are treated like goddess. Unlike you I am educated I “started school at the age of seven”(Ancient). I was taught how to read and write not just weaving or spinning. We are also taught athletics and survival skills because we are needed to birth strong warriors. Everyday I feel equal to men from being able to exercise with men and if I want to I can be naked and free. In Sparta we are treated more as equals with the opposite sex and men respect us!!” Shouting out loud with pride.
Athens woman: “Even though I haven’t received education in reading or writing I was forced to stay home so that I could learn how to maintain the house properly, unlike you Spartan women. I learned how to spin, weave, and take care of my family I don’t care if men think that I am below them men are just
Athens woman: “Hello there, are you traveling from Sparta?”
Spartan woman: “Why yes I am, what parts of Greece are you traveling from?”
Athens woman: The Athenian women shouted with confidence, “Only the greatest city in the world of course, Athens!”
Spartan woman: “ugh, of course you’re an Athenian woman. I’m surprised you’re even out of your house.”
Athens woman: “what is that suppose to mean?” The …show more content…
Do you think that you will always have your battles on land” she asked “and that’s where we beat you our naval army is the strongest in the entire world not even the Persians could beat us.”
Spartan woman: “Your life at home still doesn’t come close to how Spartan women live their lives, we are treated like goddess. Unlike you I am educated I “started school at the age of seven”(Ancient). I was taught how to read and write not just weaving or spinning. We are also taught athletics and survival skills because we are needed to birth strong warriors. Everyday I feel equal to men from being able to exercise with men and if I want to I can be naked and free. In Sparta we are treated more as equals with the opposite sex and men respect us!!” Shouting out loud with pride.
Athens woman: “Even though I haven’t received education in reading or writing I was forced to stay home so that I could learn how to maintain the house properly, unlike you Spartan women. I learned how to spin, weave, and take care of my family I don’t care if men think that I am below them men are just