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Macbeth’s Monster-ification of Maternity: Reinforcing a Patriarchal Pillar 

As with most systems of oppression, patriarchalism is upheld by a weaponized collective fear. Of which, a consistent through line is that of “maternal agency.” (Chamberlain 73) Throughout the play of Macbeth, the influential authority given to maternal figures such as Lady Macbeth, and the three witches at times, is often conceded to as theContinue reading “Macbeth’s Monster-ification of Maternity: Reinforcing a Patriarchal Pillar “

Cooperative Collie vs. Exceptional Elaine

I wanted to make a sequel to my first project because I liked the world and characters I had made up for it. I know it’s not the most in-depth story background in the world, but I think that’s also what makes it more open to expand upon and flesh out more. But I mainlyContinue reading “Cooperative Collie vs. Exceptional Elaine”