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The stereotypical gender roles are that men are the strongest, the dominant character in a story or scenario, and females are the ones who are done what they are told, Women are expected to be the ones who are afraid, perhaps also as a more weaker sex, if the story didn’t tell us who was the man and the woman, we would automatic set the gender roles so the most dominant would be the man, this story could have been written so the genders was switched around at first and then switched again later on so at first the killer was the man but then when the story was finished the writer made some changes so the killer was the girl.
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The story is about a writers travel to Venice, where he ends up being involved in a case about a serial killer, Richard meets Jessica in a museum Richard sees Jessica, falls in interest of her and starts talking to her, after some time where they have talked they split up and Richard keeps looking for her, thinking he have missed his chance, he then sees her coming out of the restroom, he sees her buying some postcards and he then does the same, then he follows her and takes contact to her after she had sat down at a table, they are sitting and talking about the art over a cup of coffee in the café, they order lunch, doing the lunch Richard discovers a newspaper that Jessica had left on the chair beside her, with the headline in Italian about two killings, Jessica tells about the killings, that the murder weapon was a cheese-wire, Jessica goes to the restroom and Richard hurries out of the café, in his hurry he accidently takes the wrong plastic bag Jessica’s bag goes to his hotel room where the day after his wife comes, his wife finds the plastic bag when Richard is reading the English newspaper about the killings, he looks up at his wife taking postcards out of the bag turning the bag upside-down with