Powering Through Prose: Margaret Atwood, Hag-Seed - Theme of The Role Of Women Part 2

The video explores Margaret Atwood's portrayal of female characters in 'Hag Seed', focusing on Anne Marie Greenland and Estelle. Anne Marie is depicted as a complex character who defies stereotypes, while Estelle is shown as a powerful and influential figure. The video discusses themes of gender equality and the importance of respecting women, highlighting how these characters impact the protagonist, Felix Phillips. Through character analysis, the video emphasizes the role of women in achieving success and equality.

What is the main focus of the lesson on Margaret Atwood's 'Hag-Seed'?

• The setting of the novel

• The portrayal of female characters

• The historical context of women's rights

• The depiction of male characters

How does Anne Marie Greenland's character contrast with her role as Miranda?

• She is fond of obscenities and has a tough demeanor

• She is more submissive

• She is less talented in acting

• She is more reserved and quiet

What does Anne Marie's ability to handle Wonder Boy's advances suggest about her character?

• She is dependent on Felix

• She is uninterested in acting

• She is unable to defend herself

• She is capable and independent

What question does the lesson raise about gender equality in the workplace?

• Is it patronizing for men to act as protectors?

• Is gender equality already achieved?

• Should women be given more roles?

• Should men be excluded from certain roles?

What role does Estelle play in Felix's life?

• She is a minor character with little influence

• She is a rival to Felix

• She is a supportive and influential figure

• She is uninterested in Felix's work

How does Estelle's appearance contribute to her character depiction?

• It portrays her as a timid character

• It shows her as a traditional and conservative figure

• It makes her seem unapproachable

• It highlights her flashy and confident nature

What literary device does Atwood use to connect Estelle to 'The Tempest'?

• Personification

• Hyperbole

• Metaphor

• Simile

What does Felix eventually realize about Estelle?

• She is unreliable

• She is a lucky influence in his life

• She is uninterested in his success

• She is a rival

What does the lesson suggest about the connection between respecting women and success?

• It is crucial for true success

• It is irrelevant to success

• There is no connection

• It hinders success

What is the overall message regarding the roles of Anne Marie and Estelle in Felix's life?

• They are merely background characters

• They are crucial to his success and happiness

• They are obstacles

• They are insignificant