The Evil of Banality in “Rosemary’s Baby” (1968) – Part 2
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Navigating Guilt and Manipulation in Rosemary's Baby
This chapter explores the intricate themes of guilt and passivity in 'Rosemary’s Baby,' emphasizing how the protagonist's Catholic upbringing shapes her self-perception and vulnerability. It discusses the disturbing dynamics of control and manipulation, particularly how the male character's ambitions exploit the female protagonist's ignorance. The conversation also delves into symbolism and character relationships, revealing a deeply layered analysis of ambition and moral decay within the film's narrative.
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