Analysis of Low Visibility

When humans entered the twentieth century, a lot had changed since t assume mime, but the oppression was lock away there for every woman to feel however, it was disappearing, s misfortunately, but surely. In 191 5 wowork force got the right to vote, and since that mo manpowert everything went uphill, for both women and society In general. Today men and woman are equal, to a certain degree, and our life standard has never been better though it has to be said that macho men free exist. The brusk story, written by Margaret Murphy, Low Visibility is ab bug out one of these men and his animal-like crave for control.It Is also about the struggle of a woman, who Is trying to cope this The short story Is written In chronological order and starts In media oppression. Rest. The story begins with, the main character of the short story Laura. She and her husband posterior are both sitting in the living room, watching a riot on television. The omniscient narrator guides us through the stor y, where a couple of squall incidents, towards Laura, occur. A while later, we hear about an infuriated mob, who were robbing a shop under the couples building. ass decides to go down and educate them a lesson, but ends up bloodied and on the ground.Later on Laura views him downstairs, and she finally triumphs everywhere him and leaves him. Laura used to be a very passionate woman who could vivify up, almost, anybody with her sheer smile (L 19). This however, was in the past before she got married. The new Laura is an oppressed, prisoner-like, lady of the house who has no say in anything. After days of, physical and mental, abuse John managed to feast on her blood and ruin her life (L 60 Animals, John mutters, feasting on her imposition). Before the couple got married, Laura felled seam for. She could always distinguish him from the others.She always felt that the spotlight was on him delinquent to his personality and refusal to be a element of something. A nonher impo rtant positionor, to this marriage, is that John was lacking the ability to fit in. She tried to make him a part of her group, and when she reached out one of her hands, he grabbed on her whole body. As the years went by, John had anguished all the passion and hope, inside of Laura, and she became an obedient slave, with no right to speak or express herself (L. L One Han on the remote control, the other on her thigh. She keeps very still). He knew hat if she struggled in any way, she would suffer an even greater pain (L. 43-44 So she says nothing. Its safer less painful). At the end of the story we see, however, that even subsequently all she has suffered, she is still a dynamic person, as she develops throughout the story. The riot, which was on television, symbolizes Laurels rage, anger and hope. After taking all the abuse John threw at her, she was bound to eventually explode. The riot reminded her that there was a way out of her misery, but seen Ana to stand up Tort nearest A na Talent I en angry moo mace nerd Tortuous Walt resell a fire lit inside her chest.The only problem directly was that she did not know how to free herself from the prison she was locked in, did not know how to clamber back (L . 15 She wishes she could protest, but has forgotten how). It would not be removed from the truth to claim that the riot was happening in her head and not on the streets. The fact that John was beaten too helpless come toer by the marching mob makes it all the more convenient, that she managed to throw him off his throne, in one way or another. The ending was nothing short of poetic, as Laura, the once stupid and young RL, made a concluded change in personality, and entered a new state of mind.Through all the pain and suffering, she had experienced, she attained a new perspective on life. She was not sack to stand for any more insults or abuse and contumacious to follow her own will. She realizes that the best way to avoid having to face the same cur se she experienced is to keep a low profile, a low visibility. The fact that she stood up for herself and left her husband was a victory for herself, however, the fact that she decided to become Just another person and keep a low profile was a defeat to all women.