While she ends up with Sasuke (a relationship that mirrors real-world patterns of women marrying absent, emotionally unavailable partners), her true social victory is economic and professional independence. She is the breadwinner. Sasuke is the wandering ghost. The cerita is ambiguous: is this feminist tragedy or realism?
While she ends up with Sasuke (a relationship that mirrors real-world patterns of women marrying absent, emotionally unavailable partners), her true social victory is economic and professional independence. She is the breadwinner. Sasuke is the wandering ghost. The cerita is ambiguous: is this feminist tragedy or realism?