This document provides an index and overview of a paper analyzing the portrayal of female characters in Hamlet, The Scarlet Letter, Harry Potter, and The Da Vinci Code. The paper discusses the characters of Ophelia, Hester Prynne, Hermione, and Sophie Neveu. It notes that except for Sophie Neveu, the other female characters are portrayed as suppressed or sinful. However, it suggests that over time, as seen through the historical sequence of the works, women have gained more acceptance and sacredness in society. The document includes the author's contact information and separates each topic with line breaks for the outlined paper.

1. Topic: Female characters in films with reference
to Hamlet, A scarlet letter, Hermione, and D
Vinci code
Name: Asmita Gond
Paper Name: The New Literature
Roll No: 1
Semester: 4
Submitted to: S.B.Gardi Department of
English Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji
Bhavnagar University.
Gmail Id: asmita.gond414@gmail.com

2. Index
1. Character of Ophelia
2Character of Hester Prynne
Character of Hermione
Character of Sophie Neveu
Role of camera
Portrayal of all women characters
Sophie Neveu as secred feminine
Historical sequence:
Conclusion

3. Character of Ophelia

4. Character of Hester Prynne

5. Character of Hermione

6. Character of Sophie Neveu

7. Role of camera
Objectifying women’s body
Men as powerful female as
beautiful
It is in fever of openness

8. Portrayal of all women characters

9. Sophie Neveu as sacred feminine
• In to the portrayal of Sophi’s character there
we can’t found any counter points
• She was portrayed as smart and intelligent
as well as working women as cryptologist
with French Judicial police.

10. Historical sequence:
• The Da Vinci
code
• Harry Potter
• The scarlet
letter
• Hamlet
1599–
1601
: 1850
2003
26 June
1997

11. Conclusion
• To sum up we can say that except Sophie
Neveu
• Ophelia
• Hester
• Hermione portrayed as suppressed and
somehow sinful.
• But as time passes women get rite into the
male dominated society so that she can get
sacredness tag into the society.

13. • December 25, 1996 (USA
• 1995 American
• May 19, 2006USA