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A Restrospection in The Novel Cat’s Eye by Margaret Atwood [1988]

"Does feminist mean large unpleasant person who’ll shout at you or someone who believes women are human beings, to me it is the latter, so I sign up."- Margaret AtwoodCat’s Eye by Margaret Atwood deals with and resists feminist doctrine. Feminist here means, exemption for women from the women. That is, this novel focuses on adversities paradox in female relationships. Atwood has also discussed the differentiation of boys and girls at a very young age. Elaine, the protaganist of the play, is the self- introspectional character of the author itself. When two daughters are born to Elaine, she finds it uneasy to raise them up.