Feminists would respond poorly to such depictions.

Historians would be neutral as there are a basket of factors what affect how they feel about the mural. The accuracy of depiction is a vital factor.

Would be content knowing they can express their thoughts accurately to the audience.

• the artist wants to be historically accurate about the lives of the women in the past

• the artist wants attention and significance in the world of artists

• wants to portray his skillsets and thoughts when pouring his emotions into the painting

• to represent his identity and opinions to the world

The young may respond well as they get to understand the livelihoods of those in the past.

dont put the mural there as it does not depict modern world singapore

The artist is trying to make it relatable to us, showing how if we were them at that time, we would have done the same, showing our similarities.

The authority may feel content as the mural may appear nice and spread the history of Singapore effectively to tourists.

some think it should not be kept because it can have a bad influence on youths mind regarding smoking etc

The ministry may feel content as they feel that the history of Singapore is being properly illustrated in an obvious method.