Question

What do the weapons and the soldiers in the cartoon represent?

Answer 1

Answer:

In the cartoon, the weapons and the soldiers represent the desecration of womanhood by men with socially-imposed restrictions.  This is the level to which men have reduced women in some societies, the level of oppressed servitude.

Explanation:

The cartoon depicting a general or monarch on a carriage suspended under the body of a woman in chains with two other soldiers on the two sides is an epitome of wickedness.  It shows the burdens to which women are generally subjected to in our societies.  Who are the perpetrators of such evil?  Do they have some heart of flesh?  And this questions the love that is shared by both sexes.  Is it true love or satisfaction of passionate lust?