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Gender Roles

If society judges women by beauty, marriageability and reputation, how much freedom do they really have? Roxane is admired as “beautiful”, yet powerful men try to direct her future while she makes bold choices of her own. Is she only resisting unfair gender roles, or does she also learn to turn society’s expectations into a form of power?

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The society prizes female beauty, obedient marriage and status, making Roxane a “beautiful” prize and using reputation as control. These expectations fuel De Guiche’s coercion and Roxane’s resistance, while beauty standards shape desire and conceal its worth.