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SUMMARY
Saadawi and Darko have shown concern about the prejudice used to silence women in a male-dominated society. Through their novels, both authors seek empathy towards their protagonists to free them from the shackles that restrain them.
This essay shows that men derive their satisfaction from dominating over women since they have religion and customs to support them. This essay illustrates the men as selfish, exploitative, irresponsible, and capable of vile acts. Women are depicted as characters who are naive, docile, and hardworking.
