Fefu and Her Friends
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Part 1 Part 2: On the Lawn Part 2: In the Study Part 2: In the Bedroom Part 2: In the Kitchen Part 3
Themes
All Themes Abstract Representation and Interpretation Empowerment, Female Independence, and Feminism Attraction, Romance, and Companionship Friendship and Mutual Support Suffering, Repression, and Violence
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Characters
All Characters Fefu Julia Christina Paula Cecilia Emma
Symbols
All Symbols The Gun
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Fefu and Her Friends

by

María Irene Fornés
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The Gun

The gun that Fefu keeps in her house symbolizes the repressed resentment and animosity that she feels toward Phillip and—on a broader level—toward the sexist society in which she lives. At the beginning of the…

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