Keep your woman in the kitchen
Montāžas Teksta
- Oh my goodness, I hope Carl won't be home soon!
- What a long day. I'm so hungry.
- I'm home!
- Parson's expressive traits are demonstrated through the woman's ability to raise and nurture an infant, and in the way she dresses.
- WHY ISN'T DINNER READY AND ON THE TABLE?! DO YOU EVEN KNOW HOW HARD I WORKED ALL DAY? YOU HAD ONE JOB!
- I'm in the kitchen. Dinner will be ready soon.
- Parson's instrumental traits are shown here through the man's confidence about his employment status.
- YOU COULDN'T EVEN HAVE DINNER READY WHEN I GOT HOME?! WHAT KIND OF USELESS WIFE ARE YOU?
- I'm sorry! I was busy taking care of Tommy and dinner is in the oven. It is almost ready.
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- YOU ARE A USELESS B*TCH! YOU DO NOTHING ALL DAY WHILE I AM AT WORK. COOKING DINNER IS YOUR ONE JOB AND YOU FAILED.
- Ow that hurt! I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
- Gender roles are obvious here through the husband's expectations of dinner being ready when he gets home from work.
- As seen with traditional gender roles, the woman is expected to raise the children and cook for the family while the man of the household is expected to work and bring home a paycheque.
- This scene explores domestic violence and male authority in a household. Furthermore, it identifies toxic masculinity traits through the inability to control anger. The husband also sees himself as superior to his wife.
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