From beginning to end the use of stereotyping helped create the characters Duke Alexander and Dorethea Sturm to help portray his anti-Semitic views to the public. ... From the beginning of the picture, the Duke is up to his evil ways. ... Conning tolls from passing townspeople over the roads and bridges, he makes money the dirty way, all ideas from his latest advisor. ... He watches from a distance waiting to find his next sexual relationship and also one for Oppenheimer. ... A young woman from a reputable Aryan family, she only does what she thinks is best. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

More important, once the secret of Nora's loan is revealed, her interest in money stems more from her concern to her family's welfare than from pretty desires. ... In asserting her independence from Higgins and the usual conventions regarding marriage, Eliza nonetheless ends up confirming established gender stereotypes. ... She is regarded as a childlike, helpless creature detached from reality on one hand, but on the other hand , she is responsible for the purity of the world through her influence in the home. ... By making this choice, she is ostracizing herself from the soci...

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