How Did The Victorian Culture Treat Women In Flatland

The Victorian culture did not treat women or people with disabilities equally. It was a rigid class structure and did not deviate much. Moving up classes was difficult or impossible. All of these were shown in Flatland with great satire.
Women were not even shapes in Flatland, and had their own set of ridiculous laws to protect the men at the expense of the women. They are called the frail sex. They are considered lesser than men. Women in Flatland are thought of as stupid and dangerous. They are not regarded as in control of the emotions. They were barred from school, because they are too emotional. Men must learn two languages because they are taught to be intellectuals, but they need to talk to their wives. When color was introduced to