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By Armchairhero on
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Charles Dickens himself once clamied once that his female characters tend to be either angels or shrews, do u agree with this comment?
I agree, though I'm not quite sure about David's aunt, she was a angel near the end of the book, but in the beginning I though her a strict, fierce, and almost violent lady.
Plz post ur comments.
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Publication 800
By DarkDude on
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That tends to be true for Dickens women with a few exceptions. But for proof, just tick off the women in David Copperfield
Mother-angel
Peggoty-angel
Aunt-angel
Ms. Murdstone-shrew
Emily-an exception, a weak but not evil character
Agnes-guess
Dora-angel
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