Traditional Roles In Mrs. Mallard's The Story Of An Hour

Gender Traditional Roles

In this generation, I believe that the traditional gender roles are irrelevant because we all have the right to be treating equally and have freedom to do whatever we want. It doesn't need to follow the tradition gender because there are many women and men are living independently and not depend on the rules to survive.
Yet, the reason I believe it is irrelevant because women had been treat unfairly since many years ago. People who following the traditional gender are base on how they depend on the rules that are giving to live. Women are not allowed to do anything without permission from the husband or the rules. I have read many stories that are violated a female right and its base on traditional gender rules. Base on the story “The Story of an Hour”, Mrs. Mallard has been many with her husband and her marriage life is not good then what she expect to be. All she can do was look out of the window and imagine the things that she could do or want to do. …show more content…
The male is in charge of the house and a boss of the family. Lady in the old day are required to learn how to communicate and act in public, and dress properly for meeting and party, they are sweet and low voice talk like they are supposed to. According to the story “The Dover Beach” by Mathew Arrold, he showed us how all the female in 1867 are suppose to act and being in many strict rules. But 100 year later, in 1967 the female is changed completely base on the second version of The Dover Beach are call The Dover Bitch by Anthony Hecht. The girl has more freedom than the girl in the old day. They have the freedom to express themselves to the