M. Butterfly: Scene V

     I found this scene very sexually degrading to women. When Gallimard was dreaming about the girl across from his window stripping down and showing her nudity, I felt that this play was not very modest about people.  It was definitely delusional how Gallimard believed that the woman wanted to be naked and show herself when he states, "No, she must... like it."  I started not liking this character after this scene.


Gallimard reminded me of this PSA.