![]() This quote encapsulates the novel's main concern: power and privilege. The powerful don't make revolutions Woman on the Edge of Time His lack of concern in saying such a provocative statement indicates the nature of male-female power structure. The coarse and crude imagery of "a whole subway car of daddies" reflects Dolly's work as a prostitute, a job she is made to do by her boyfriend, her pimp, Geraldo. This quote provides evidence of the sexist and misogynistic attitude of Geraldo who is blind to his girlfriend's pregnant state, and instead using this opportunity to insult her. ![]() ![]() ![]() "Woman, so many man been into you, it could have been a whole subway car of daddies." Woman on the Edge of Time The domestic violence that is a feature of their relationship angers Connie, something highlighted by the repetition of the verb 'hated'. This simile - 'flowed like electric syrup' - is a potent visual evocation of Connie's hatred of 'him', Geraldo, the boyfriend of her niece, Geraldo. It flowed like electric syrup through her veins how she hated him. Written by people who wish to remain anonymousĬonnie hated him. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. ![]() These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community. ![]()
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