One way Stowe shows the importance of a woman is when she has the woman influence her husband or son. A woman who influences her husband is Mrs. Bird, the senator's wife. Eliza shows up at her house tired and scared. At first Mr. Bird did not want to her help her because he was against aiding and abetting slaves. Mrs. Bird convinces him to let her come inside the house and help her on her way north. In this case Mrs. Bird has influence over her husband. Another woman who influences the men in her family is Mrs. Shelby. Mrs. Shelby's love for her mulatto slave El

All these examples show how Stowe favors women as compared to men. This is a very feminist novel for that reason. Women are shown as kind and gentle. They are also given influential power to a certain extent and this adds to the pro-woman message. Therefore, the pro-woman message is the strongest message in the book because it is shown throughout the book and affects almost every character.

This novel is full of female characters, mostly, which are good. Almost all of them are or become devout Christians. Eva St. Clare is a perfect example of a sensitive young Christian girl who shows compassion to her family as well as to Tom and the other slaves. Marie is example of a woman who is not considered to be a good person because of her selfish ways. Mainly, the real bad characters that represent evil are men. Simon Legree, Loker and the slave traders are all cruel and insensitive.

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)