the blind woman and other stories

Obviously, the blind woman is one of the main characters. But there could be others. Maybe there's a person who takes care of her, like a family member or a friend. There might also be some characters in the 'other stories' part who are important for the overall narrative.

One main theme could be human struggle. The blind woman in the title might represent those who face physical challenges and how they cope. Another theme could be relationships, perhaps showing how different characters interact with the blind woman or among themselves in the other stories.

Here are some books recommended for female readers: 1. "Hidden Marriage in the Office": This novel tells the story of the female protagonist being a temporary worker in a bank and the male protagonist being someone else's child. The two of them went on a blind date because the male protagonist's mother was sick and eventually got married secretly. 2. "I Just Had to Meet You": This novel described the story of a licentious doctor who pretended to be honest and a seductive teacher who pretended to be innocent. They had sparks of love during a blind date. 3. "Love Show of Dressed Quickly": This novel tells the story of the female protagonist, Mu Fu, who traveled to various small worlds to go on blind date variety shows in search of sweet love. These novels were all about blind dates and were suitable for female readers.

One common theme is the exploration of the other senses. Since the blind woman lacks sight, stories often focus on how she uses touch, smell, and hearing to perceive the world. For instance, in many stories, the blind character can 'see' people's emotions or the beauty of nature through touch. Another theme is isolation. Blind women in short stories may be isolated from the fully - sighted world, either because of people's ignorance or the physical barriers they face. However, many stories also have a theme of resilience, showing how the blind woman overcomes these difficulties and finds her place in the world.

I'm not entirely sure as the stories may have a variety of characters, but it could be the blind willow and the sleeping woman themselves as central figures.

The main themes often include the exploration of human nature, the passage of time, and the blurry boundaries between reality and dreams.

The main stories likely center around the titular 'Three Blind Mice'. In this story, the blind mice are in a vulnerable state. They might be chased or in danger. There could also be other fables about friendship or rivalry among animals in the collection. Some stories may show how the animals use their different abilities, even if they have limitations like the blindness of the mice, to survive or to achieve a goal.

Obviously, the three blind mice are important characters. There might also be a farmer's wife as she is often associated with the three blind mice story. And there could be other animal characters in the other stories, such as squirrels, rabbits, birds, etc. Each of these animals would play different roles, like the squirrels might be the hoarders, the rabbits the timid ones, and the birds the messengers perhaps.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. But perhaps it could be about different experiences of 'the other woman' in various relationships.

The wise woman in 'the wise woman and other stories' is probably very significant. She could be the one who imparts important values to the other characters. Her wisdom might be what helps the community in the stories thrive, solve problems, and make the right decisions. She may also be a symbol of hope and inspiration for those around her.