Consider howthe characters of Shen Te, in Bertolt Brecht'sThe Good Person of Szechwan,and Mollie Mathewson, in Charlotte Perkins-Gilman's "If I were a Man",encourage us to question social stereotypes associated with masculinity or femininity. How do theychallenge us to seegenderas a flexible identity and not as an either-orbinary concept?Make certain you analyze evidence cited from the texts directly in developing a detailed close reading to support your ideas.