commissariat in her own hands, in spite of all Mary's
by L.M. Montgomery
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In L.M. Montgomery's works, particularly in her reflections on strong female characters, the theme of self-sufficiency and control is prevalent. The notion of a woman having the "commissariat in her own hands" illustrates the empowerment of women who take charge of their own lives and decisions. This reflects a broader commentary on independence and resilience amidst societal expectations. Moreover, Montgomery's narrative style often highlights the struggles and triumphs of her protagonists, illustrating their journeys towards autonomy despite challenges. This emphasis on personal agency not only enriches the character development but also serves as an inspiration to readers, showcasing the strength found in taking ownership of one's circumstances.

In L.M. Montgomery's works, particularly in her reflections on strong female characters, the theme of self-sufficiency and control is prevalent. The notion of a woman having the "commissariat in her own hands" illustrates the empowerment of women who take charge of their own lives and decisions. This reflects a broader commentary on independence and resilience amidst societal expectations.

Moreover, Montgomery's narrative style often highlights the struggles and triumphs of her protagonists, illustrating their journeys towards autonomy despite challenges. This emphasis on personal agency not only enriches the character development but also serves as an inspiration to readers, showcasing the strength found in taking ownership of one's circumstances.

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