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a) Who was Mrs. Pearson? How was she treated by her husband & children?

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Mrs Pearson is the submissive and docile protagonist of the play. She is neglected by her family and treated as a slave. Living her life in servitude, she has forgotten her individuality and the respect that she deserves in her family. She lives for her family and has forgotten that she has a life of her own.

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he is submissive and docile protagonist of the play

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