Sally Bowles In The Cabaret

When Answering the question whether Sally Bowles fails as a femme fatale and becomes a striking figure of a woman of the 1970s feminist, this concurs a question that we must intern first, who is Sally Bowles?

Sally Bowles shows an exorbitance of the once known the place of the Cabaret, where people would perform extreme acts. Sally deems herself to the holiness of living alone, bantering, being in control with herself and being a strong alcoholic. When sleeping with others, only to never marry as she hopes to live alone without children, and become a woman fully focused on her career as a future actress. Sleeping with men comes together as a point for only love and fantasies, but was that only showed to be an internal thought, and words that Sally showed to herself and the people around her. When did Sally ever show herself to obtain these actions in the film? When did she follow other woman, how can be explained

Sally seems to be at ease within herself, as to with her career in the Cabaret. Until she is found to be pregnant, without an anecdote to find whether or not who is father she decides to give up her baby, for her career in the Cabaret. Once telling Brain, this shows to touch Sally, never seeming to ever wanting the baby until Brain is interested in starting a family with her. This deludes her sightings, until things become sour in one scene at a picnic between Brain not showing enough attention to her. She beams at the chance to be a free woman, and decides to go through with her abortion which was her original idea. This concludes her life with Brian, and the choice to be run again by the MC. This does not show her to be a feminist, although great aspects show this be like the 1970’s, Sally invokes her ideas through an impulse of being a child, and this beams to be the circle point of why she chose to abort her child, it is as equivalent to not getting enough attention for choosing to keeping her