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Bertrande’s position in life is heavily controlled by the patriarchal society in which she lives. ... In this society she must accept the cruel authority of her husband without question, and she must put the needs of the mesnie above her own. But the text argues that despite the control of external forces, Bertrande manages to find the strength within her to express herself as an individual. ...
In patriarchal 16th century Artigues, marriage is prearranged and cap d’hostal’s authority is unquestionable. Nevertheless, Bertrande is content within these structures because she has a sense of security.
Approximate Word count = 431
Approximate Pages = 1.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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