Hi, need to submit a 750 words paper on the topic Snow White and the Seven Deadly Sins.

Hi, need to submit a 750 words paper on the topic Snow White and the Seven Deadly Sins. The author sets up the backdrop for the poem in the first two stanzas. The author has chosen the object of the poem to be a "Good Catholic girl". This description brings with it the social implications of the sexually conservative views of Catholicism and alerts the reader to the girl's religious culture. Within the first four lines, the author associates the girl with cleaning, chores, labor, and duty. The author has painted a picture of a naive girl, duty bound to her master.

In stanza number two, Gwynn continues to point out the commitment to religion felt by the girl. She has "doubts", but "once confessed them". The Father continues to try to keep her on the path of religion by referring her to "Peter's First Epistle, Chapter III", which speaks of spousal duty and respect for your mate. The girl's imagination was moving outside the marriage and into darker corners.

Religion could not heal the girl as the poem suddenly contrasts her duty and chaste with the temptation of the seven deadly sins. In the third stanza, the poem says simply, "Years passed. More sinful every day,". The poem has shifted from the innocent child to the sinful woman. The author illustrates this by the use of language that refers to evil in a religious context with "pitchforks, horns, tares, and thorns". The girl is living with an evil mate and co-opting his sins.

The sins are introduced in stanza four. The woman's pride is revealed and the lust is openly displayed. The words have gotten harder and have an edgier sound. The author introduces "smeared with prints of lips, ...