Zarité
Zarité is a slave, a prostitute,
Viollett bring her at the house of Toulouse Valmorain, the master of the estate.
Zarité was buyed to be the personal slave of Eugenia, the Valmorain wife. All along
his life she is victim of physical and sexual violence from Valmorian. She
gives brith to a boy that is taken from her… All her history is about violence
and abuse, but obiously she discover love, and paradoxically freedoom through
dance and music.
I knew her in the Isabel Allende’s
book, “The island under the sea” (La isla bajo el mar) a historical and
romantic novel, set in the caribean.
Gender violence and violence in
general is despicted in the way her body suffer, she, like a woman and a slave
it’s doubly violated. I say only her body because she always says that is free in
spirit especially when she is dancing.
We can see that now the situation
change, we don’t hace slavery like in the
eighteen century, but we stil have the violence towards women just just for being a woman. Zarité is an example of how we can live our lives, how to deal with adversity and also how to look for hapiness.
eighteen century, but we stil have the violence towards women just just for being a woman. Zarité is an example of how we can live our lives, how to deal with adversity and also how to look for hapiness.
What a story. I didn't know Zarité
ResponderBorrarIt's terrible the way that women suffer violence in the past. Even in 2019 we are far to end sexism and women abuse.
ResponderBorrarI didn’t know Maria but I’m happy to meet her because I now have more reason to believe that the feminist struggle must continue to end the abuse and violence against women just because they are women.
BorrarIt is not so different from what is happening in 2019. It's amazing how violence against women is not able to end, we will have to keep fighting.
ResponderBorrarI am surprised that currently this happening the same thing that happened so many years ago, it is shown that the society has not evolved in anything
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