Compare the female characters in Tony Kytes the Arch-Deceiver by Thomas Hardy and Tickets, please by D.H Lawrence

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                 Compare the female characters in “Tony Kytes the Arch-Deceiver” by Thomas Hardy and “Tickets, please” by D.H Lawrence

In this essay I will be comparing the female character in “Tony Kytes the Arch-Deceiver by Thomas Hardy and “Tickets, please” by D. Lawrence.

Thomas Hardy fell in love with a girl called Emma they got married she died in 1912 her death had an affect on Thomas and he took a trip to Cornwall to revisit places that linked to her. D.H Lawrence wrote a lot about the subject of sexual and social and relationship.

Thomas Hardy’s book “Tony Kytes the Arch-Deceiver” and D.H Lawrence’s book “Tickets, please” has a main theme of the relationship and the treatment of women we know this as both stories talk about the relationship between men and women.

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In the story “Tony Kytes the Arch-Deceiver” the mood is light hearted, like Tony Kytes has done nothing wrong and it was all a funny story, “I shall never forget Tony face” this shows Thomas Hardy thinks its funny and in that it shows he just thinks that there is nothing wrong with what he did and it was just what he did he did just for a laugh. “tickets , please”  is a darker gloomier story  the town are described as a “cold little town” which means he thinks this story is gloomy and that the women are ...

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