Many critics have linked different social issues to the stories we read in this course. For example, some believe that Atwood’s “Lusus Naturae” is an allegory of the mistreatment of homosexuals, women, minorities, or another specific underrepresented group.

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Discussion (200 words only)

Many critics have linked different social issues to the stories we read in this course. For example, some believe that Atwood’s “Lusus Naturae” is an allegory of the mistreatment of homosexuals, women, minorities, or another specific underrepresented group. 

Reading material: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/arts/review/lusus-naturae-a-short-story-by-margaret-atwood/news-story/98d64e54ad8e8a960e0eed64d8e969f4

For this Discussion, write 200 words explaining an allegorical interpretation of Atwood’s story (by viewing it as a comment on one specific repressed group, as noted above).  Use examples from the story to justify your meaning and why you believe the text may be referring to that group.  (You do not need to name the specific school of thought of literary criticism, e.g., Marxist or Feminist). 

REMEMBER: BE CIVIL

Instructions

· Your original post must be at least 200 words.

· You should be specific and reference details from the text for your answer. 

· You must use full sentences and proper grammar. 

· MUST USE IN TEXT CITATIONS, MLA FORMAT!