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However, these details serve to capture the exact feel and smell of 1940s and ‘50s era more accurately than a time capsule: spoo!l knitting, saving silver paper from cigarette packs, Sunday dinners, soda fountains, plaid strap skirts and itchy long stockings. The texture of Atwood‘s feminist leanings has undoubtedly mellowed as the middle age Risley/Atâ€" wood try to come to some consensus about what it means to be a middleâ€"aged woman. Risley sees her exâ€"husband as greying and paunchy, her parents are dying yet she can realistically grasp the meaning of her own crow‘sâ€"feet. The men in this novel seem harmless enough, mainly because their characters are never developed. They appear as bystanders, appendages and incidentals in Risley‘s life. During Cat‘s Eye reflects mellower Atwood Risley, an artist over 40 living in Vancouver, who returns to Toronto for an exhibition of her paintings. 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