Why women kill :Simone’s identity analysis and growth context

Abstract

In Beauvoir’s The Second Sex, the image of the female “other” is constructed, and the gradual development of the female “self” is explored. From this perspective, this study will analyze and elaborate the image of Simone in Why Women Kill in different periods of the film, explore the growth and transformation of Simone’s character and its reasons, try to further improve the theoretical system related to feminism in the film and television culture, and provide certain reference significance for the portrayal of female characters in today’s relevant film and television works. Simone’s marriage embodies the problem of sexual minorities, which has corresponding practical significance and provides a certain feasible plan.