Discuss how characters or the stories themselves challenge some sort of power (either in terms of social structures or other people’s perceptions or actual resistance) in: The Story of the Lizard Who Had the Habit of Dining on His Wives, Everything In This Country Must and Are These Actual Miles.

Your response should be about 250 words.
MAKE SURE YOU DISCUSS ALL FOUR STORIES
Discuss how characters or the stories themselves challenge some sort of power (either in terms of social structures or other people’s perceptions or actual resistance) in: The Story of the Lizard Who Had the Habit of Dining on His Wives, Everything In This Country Must and Are These Actual Miles.
Your response should be about 250 words.
MAKE SURE YOU DISCUSS ALL THREE STORIES
DIscuss the way gender and traditional gender roles impacts the following stories: Canebreak, G-String, Wilderness Tips and Intimacy. Think about how a particular character or characters might have his or her roles defined by social expectations and whether or not the characters challenge those roles or remain trapped by them. This question is intentionally vague to give you space to articulate your varied reactions to the text. There are many inherent wrong answers, just make sure you defend your position with examples

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