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4. "Sultana's Dream" Motherhood page 17 The young princess of Ladyland is the only child depicted in all of "Sultana's Dream." Together with several maids, the queen and her daughter take a stroll through the gardens, showing readers that unlike the stereotypical man, the women of Ladyland take an active role in raising their children despite their work outside of the home. As the woman who instigated societal change, she can be held as the ideal woman of Ladyland. The presence of her child clearly shows that traaditional ideas of motherhood have not been abandoned in this new world. Again, we see that women capabilities of women far outreaching those of men.
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