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le début de ce postambule appelle avec force les femmes à se soulever. Mais, Loin de considérer que les femmes ne sont que les victimes des hommes oppresseurs, Olympe de gouges signale aussi avec force la grande part de responsabilité des femmes dans leur propre situation. En les plaçant du côté des accusés, l'autrice doit « réveiller » les consciences pour obtenir le mouvement de révolte qui aboutira à une société vraiment idéale, dans laquelle les deux sexes finiront par conclure au « partage ».
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