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Victorian Era

In the Victorian Era, it was all about man and man only. The man was the bread winner, the man was the one who made decisions, and the man was in charge of basically everything. The female, however, was the considered angel of the household. She followed the rules and never left the house. She had to stay in the house and provide a comforting home by cooking food, cleaning, and taking care of the kids. The Victorian Era was described as women being in the outer circle and men being in the inner circle. Women had no rights. The Id, Superego, and Ego play an important role in this era. Let us look at the women's perspective. The superego would be the society with the rules that women were inferior to men and they didn't know better. The id was the part that wanted out of this whole thing and "get loose" or be free in the society to do what they see fit, to make decisions, and be somebody. The ego is mostly played out in the women because she was constantly trying to......

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