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    The play raises genuine issues about respect for women in the family. It shows that domestic chores should be shared equally between husbands and wives, which is still a problem in many homes today. The play resolves the issues in an extraordinary way. Mrs. Fitzherald's assertive personality enters Mrs. Pearson's body in an exchange. In Mrs. Pearson's body, Mrs. Fitzherald firmly addresses the family members, stands up for her rights, and tells them they all need help too. This symbolic resolution suggests that a change in attitude is needed for women to be treated equally.

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    The play raises genuine issues about respect for women in the family. It shows that domestic chores should be shared equally between husbands and wives, which is still a problem in many homes today. The play resolves the issues in an extraordinary way. Mrs. Fitzherald's assertive personality enters Mrs. Pearson's body in an exchange. In Mrs. Pearson's body, Mrs. Fitzherald firmly addresses the family members, stands up for her rights, and tells them they all need help too. This symbolic resolution suggests that a change in attitude is needed for women to be treated equally.

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    The play raises genuine issues about respect for women in the family. It shows that domestic chores should be shared equally between husbands and wives, which is still a problem in many homes today. The play resolves the issues in an extraordinary way. Mrs. Fitzherald's assertive personality enters Mrs. Pearson's body in an exchange. In Mrs. Pearson's body, Mrs. Fitzherald firmly addresses the family members, stands up for her rights, and tells them they all need help too. This symbolic resolution suggests that a change in attitude is needed for women to be treated equally.

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