Love

            A woman's charm is like a snake's venom. She can slither her way into a man's heart and destroy his every piece of manhood. The mentality in a Femme Fatale world is to sight, kill and, destroy her enemy without hesitation. Pieces of literature as well as movies have emphasized this era in numerous ways. Biblical stories project the beginning of this trend due to Eve s persuasive skills and Adam s weakness for them. A woman's presence magnifies her power over her prey while still realizing that her job isn't done until she gets what she pursues. The past acts of love and deception help generate the continuance of female domination and the manipulation of "strong lions- transformed into "love sick puppies."" Women like Carmen Jones, Juliet Capulet, and Sampson's Delilah set the stage for the downfall of men and the powerful stance for women. When a woman gets into a man's mind his heart turns on him and she can play him like a string puppet. Dancing her way into his arms could mean fatal or catastrophic conditions if he falls into a "black widow's trap."" Loss Of Identity, Risk of Actions and, A woman's world are themes that create the mistakes, lessons and fatalities in these following examples:.
             In Biblical times, men were chosen by God to possess supernatural wisdom and power. Sampson one of God's chosen was a man of great strength. He was able to move anything and everything God allowed him to. He possessed this strength in the rarest of places, the lock of his hair. Delilah, a beautiful and charming woman, stole his heart and created a maze of confusion within his mind. The enemy asked Delilah to find out where Sampson's strength was located. Delilah was the aromatic bait used to reel him in. After a night of intimacy Delilah found out his secret and cut his lock off. Sampson was left weak due to his own nave stature. Delilah crept into his personal quarters destroying what God saw as wisdom in Sampson.