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Hitchcock'S Shadow Of A Doubt

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August 10, 2013

 

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The domestic roles in the movie represent a unhappy entrapment and loss of identity, at one point she even says that been married is forgetting that you are you. The only other roles for women in the film are define by death, a woman either becomes a widow ( like Mrs. Green, uncle's Charlie next victim) or become a victim of male violence (like young Chalie)...
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Green, uncle's Charlie next victim) or become a victim of male violence (like young Chalie). A unmarried women and a widow share a certain freedom (freedom that uncle Charlie seems to hate). This independet status can only exist in one of the two victim role, this freedom comes at a terrible cost, violence and death...
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