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Sophie Neveu from The Da Vinci Code is portrayed as smart, intelligent, and successful in her career as a cryptologist. Most other female characters from famous works of literature such as Ophelia from Hamlet, Hester from The Scarlet Letter, and Hermione from Harry Potter are depicted as suppressed or sinful. However, over time women have gained more acceptance and respect in traditionally male-dominated societies.
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- 6. Objectifying women’s body Men as powerful female as beautiful It is in fever of openness
- 8. In to the portrayal of Sophi’s character there we can’t found any counter points She was portrayed as smart and intelligent as well as working women as cryptologist with French Judicial police.
- 9. •The Da Vinci code •Harry Potter •The scarlet letter •Hamlet 1599– 1601 : 1850 2003 26 June 1997
- 10. To sum up we can say that except Sophie Neveu Ophelia Hester Hermione portrayed as suppressed and somehow sinful. But as time passes women get rite into the male dominated society so that she can get sacredness tag into the society.