How much sympathy do you have for the woman in Tony Kytes arch :: English Literature

How overmuch sympathy do you concord for the woman in Tony Kytes archdeceiver and Tickets please ?In this essay I am going to argue about how much sympathy I have forwoman in the 2 stories that I have studied. The two stories I havestudied are Tony Kytes arch-deceiver and Tickets please.Tony Kytes arch deceiver was set at the end of the nineteenthcentury in a rural community which seems unmoved by the IndustrialRevolution, remaining traditional in both the way of life and theattitudes of the people. The members of the community are very relaxedin the way that they live, riding around in the carts, being veryleisurely, especially the wo custody who did hardly any work other than inthe house. Tickets Please, set 25 years later, has a much more urbansetting with a tougher, faster lifestyle, with all the danger andexcitement of the tramlines shown in the assertive and self-assuredbehaviour of the women who work on them. The men were away at war andthe women were doing jobs which had previously been thought suitableonly for men. They had been given freedom and were empowered and ableto take liberties giving them confidence and make them examine theirown lives and ambitions. They were beginning to be double-dealingve that they wereequal in status to men, and therefore were no longer acting in such atraditional, gentle, dainty and soft manner. Both stories tell us,that men at this time like to be able to have the prettiest girl, andenjoy being able to choose from several. In Tony Kytes it appearsvery important for the women to be good looking, as they are allmentioned in terms of their looks, being described as dashing or attractive. The women are aware that looks are important and eventhink that this alone will enable them to find a husband.Tony Kytes the Arch Deceiver is a grotesque story of an afternoon whenTony was driving home from the market in his wagon. A pretty girlcalled Unity to who he was quite close before he met his presentfianc stopped him and as ked him to give her a lift home. They wereriding along, having a flirtatious conversation, when Tony saw Milly,his fianc. Fearing her displeasure on seeing Unity riding with him onthe wagon, he manages to persuade Unity to hide at the back of thewagon. avoid all unpleasantness, which I know ye cant bear any morethan I, will ye lie down in the back part of the wagon, and let me