In Margaret Atwood story “Death by Landscape”, the main character Lois endures a life changing circumstance as she becomes a widowed mother. Lois embarks on here adjustment as she moves into a new apartment. Lois begins by decorating her apartment with a variety of landscape photos that used to belong to her old house. Essentially, Lois admiration of landscape photos are a mystery and the theme of the wilderness seems to discomfort her. Throughout the story, we come to understand the representation of the pictures ultimately signifying the loss of a meaningful friend during her time at summer camp. Lois admits that she is haunted by the fact of the wilderness because of her friend Lucy disappearing on her watch. Also by Connie blaming Lois
