Goneril Vs Jinny

Goneril vs Jinny It is amazing to me the extraordinary job that Jane Smiley has done with her book A Thousand Acres. The parallels that she draws with Shakespe ar’s classic story of pansy Lear are unsurpassed by any book to which I receive had the pleasure of reading. These two works represent an excellent exemplification of literature that is able to engage readers young and old. In A Thousand Acres, I read Ginny as being the reticent quiet daughter who, up until the very end, bends to her go’s tyranny.

As a result of he fathers incestuous ways, and his constant verbal degradation and abuse of her and her sisters, Ginny bows to her father’s every whim. It is only when she realizes the awful things he has done to her that she at last takes a stand. Upon reading King Lear we see that Ginny’s constitution is taken directly from that of Goneril in the story about the King who gives up his kingdom. Goneril has also been under the rule of her fath...If you want to grow a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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