... threatens the male's role in society as Sylvia is taking control. Sylvia seems sexually assured as she practically throws herself at Bond. By breaking into his house and flirting with him when she first sets eyes on him. The 1960's audience, particularly the male side, would have accepted this role. This is because they are watching this film and wishing they would return home, finding their wives dressed looking sexy. This shows us a changing role of women in society because women in those days were meant to be at home doing the cleaning, for example, a house wife. The second woman that appears in the film is Miss Taro. Miss Taro is a secretary at Government House in Jamaica. This was the traditional working role for women at this particular time period. Miss Taro enters the film wearing a white outfit and a red belt. This slightly confuses the audience ...

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