Comparing women's conflict in the Edexcel 'Conflict' anthology
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I can make thematic connections between 'Poppies', 'Catrin' and 'Cousin Kate'.
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The role of 'mother' and the role of 'lover' both create conflict in a patriarchal society.
Society's expectations of women have changed over time as people have become more progressive.
'Cousin Kate' is useful for comparing conflicts thrust on women due to society's expectations of them.
'Catrin' is useful for exploring the complexities of the mother-child relationship.
'Poppies' arguably presents a more traditional depiction of motherhood whereas 'Catrin' challenges this view.
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