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You can help us out by revising, improving and updatingĪfter you claim a section you’ll have 24 hours to send in a draft. Ruthanne, the next victim of Stepford has entered the town. Later, Joanna is seen as one of the Stepford Wives, becoming a housewife instead of following her dream of photography. Bobbie brandishes a knife at Joanna and that is where the scene ends. She runs but is tracked down by the members of the Men’s Association, and she is taken to Bobbie’s house. When Joanna returns home and realizes her children are gone, she begs her husband to let her leave, which he refuses her. Bobbie turns into a housewife as well, and Joanna knows she must run away. She tries starting up a Woman’s Association, which flunks, because of lack of interest.Īnother newcomer in town, Bobbie Markowe becomes close friends with Joanna, as they both still are strong and independent women. Walter Eberhart joins the Men’s Association Club, much to Joanna’s dismay. Joanna realizes that something serious is wrong when the once strong-minded and active women turn into a robot-like servant of her husband. When they arrive, Joanna realizes something surprising: All the wives in Stepford are perfectly groomed, loves cleaning and taking care of their children. She moves with her two children and husband Walter Eberhart from New York City to Stepford. She is a professional photographer and politically active. Joanna Eberhart is the main character and protagonist of the Stepford Wives.
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