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Smithy 01/20/20
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What is "Marvin's wedding gown" a metaphor for? I mean I know it's not literal, so what does it mean?

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oh... I just interpreted it as that Trina regrets marrying Marvin-- oof

That it was their wedding gown, the one that she wore when she married him.

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It’s because Marvin is a homosexual, and homosexuals are often depicted as being effeminate men. Him being depicted in a wedding dress is a statement on how (from Trina’s perspective) Marvin isn’t “a real man” because he is attracted to males.

Sorry I’m bad at explaining things.

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It's because he's gay and the stereotypes of gay men are being more feminine, so it's like saying he would be wearing a dress instead of a suit

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