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·         Penelope was the wife of Odysseus, who she married at 15

·         She was the daughter of King Icarius of Sparta and a Naiad, Periboea.

·         She had one son Telemachus.

·         She was almost drowned by her father at a very young age but was saved by purple stripped ducks.

·         Her husband left her alone for 20 years, 10 of which he spent fighting the Trojan War.

·         Her cousin was Helen, who claimed she was the daughter of Zeus.

·         She was loyal to her husband for the 20 years he was away, despite him not being.

·         She has devised tricks to delay her suitors.

·         She pretended to be weaving a burial shroud for Odysseus's elderly father Laertes and claiming that she will choose a suitor when she has finished. She would weave all day then unpick it at night to delay them.

·         Her husband Odysseus disguised himself as an old beggar to see if she remained faithful.

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•	Full name:  Rosalind Elsie Franklin
•	Rosalind Franklin was a female chemist in the 50’s which was extremely unusual. 
This is because in this era women were not normally educated and if they did attend ‘secondary school’, they were taught cookery and house hold management not science. 
•	Rosalind’s discoveries lead to a more in depth understanding of the structure of DNA. 
•	Rosalind was the science partner of Maurice Wilkins, even though it was assumed that she was assisting him. 
•	Died of ovarian cancer in 1958.
•	Her work was stolen by three other scientists, Maurice Wilkins, James Watson and Francis Crick, who then received a Nobel Prize after she passed away. 
•	Attended school at St. Paul's Girls' School
•	Studied at the University of Cambridge. 
•	She was brought up in a well-known Jewish family.

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The Penelopiod

·         More traditional stay at home kind of wife

·         Took care of the son

·         Had the responsibilities of running the kingdom while husband was away

·         Used to give husband a child

·         Married young

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Photograph 51
•	Rare for a woman to be working in these times, especially high up in any field of work
•	Was talked to respectfully by the men she worked with 
•	Stands up for herself especially to men
•	Wasn’t nominated for a Nobel prize
•	Her father didn’t want her to become a scientist because it’s too hard for a woman to do well

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- Daughter of Icarius of Sparta and the nymph Periboea
-Wife of Odysseus, they had a son Telemachus      -Enjoyed her textiles            -A faithful wife as she waited 20 years for Odysseus to return             -Suitors came from everywhere to try and marry penelope so they would become king            -Waiting for Odysseus' return she delayed the suitors by saying she had to weave a funeral shroud     -Each night she would unravel her days sewing work so she could put off the suitors

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- Married Odysseus at 15
- Tricks potential  suitors with the help of her maids
- Skilled weaver

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·         Wilkins assumed he was given an assistant, not a partner
- Contributed to the research done on the structure of DNA
- Didn’t receive Nobel prize due to dying of ovarian cancer 4 years earlier
-Her father discouraged her from wanting to become a scientist due to it being too difficult for women to do well in that career during those times
· Was never encouraged or supported as a female student

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Rosalind Franklin was born on July 25 1920 and died on the 16th of April 1956 of various illnesses thought to be related to exposure to X-ray radiation. Despite her important role in develpoing an understanding of deoxyribunucleic acid, Rosalind Franklin was never nominated for a Nobel Prize. 

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Rosalind Franklin was born on July 25 1920 and died on the 16th of April 1956 of various illnesses thought to be related to exposure to X-ray radiation. Despite her important role in develpoing an understanding of deoxyribunucleic acid, Rosalind Franklin was never nominated for a Nobel Prize. 

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-born London 1920
-loved science since a teenager
-researched the structure of coal that led to better gas masks for WWII
- she was isolated from her colleges
- 1952 she took photograph 51 after 100 hours
-Franklin died in 1958
-10 years after she passed and Watson published his book he described Rosalind as "Belligerent, emotional, and unable to interpret her own lab data" which shows how she/females were treated then

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