Men are generally not patient, understanding, caring and tolerant. They tend to be selfish, arrogant, and set in their ways, just like Death in this play. A hint of inequality could be heard in her voice when she said, "I've always said that the Universe would be in a state of wild disorder if women had a say!" (Bryant). I really can't understand why most men think of and treat women as inferior beings. They completely forget about the strength that lies in a woman. I honestly find it hard to believe that nowadays many men still think that women can't do everything a man can do, what with the fact that there are more women in politics, high-level officials at Fortune 500 companies; for example Hillary Clinton, who at one time or another was a former first lady, secretary of state and United States senator. Men like Death should take back their "You don't have a chance in the world" statement and realize that women are just as strong as they are and not to sound cliché, it's hard to find anything a man can do that a woman can't, could . , and that wouldn't be good