The narrative is absolutely brilliant because she writes what she feels about herself, her husband, the house, and the wallpapers. Nothing holds her back writing the journal except getting caught by her husband, which didn't state she did. Her story is well informed, and she characterizes herself excellently. She identifies the wallpaper as her biggest threat of her life and the start of her problem in the house, which her husband picks for her recovery. She imagines the female character that identifies her as a prisoner behind bars, and she is stuck there forever. She thinks the female character needs to be free, and she can also free herself. The book was published in 1892 by Charlotte Perkins, a story of one woman slowly losing her mind by narrating the events of her life. This book also informs the entire woman how danger can occur from inside and outside of your
The narrative is absolutely brilliant because she writes what she feels about herself, her husband, the house, and the wallpapers. Nothing holds her back writing the journal except getting caught by her husband, which didn't state she did. Her story is well informed, and she characterizes herself excellently. She identifies the wallpaper as her biggest threat of her life and the start of her problem in the house, which her husband picks for her recovery. She imagines the female character that identifies her as a prisoner behind bars, and she is stuck there forever. She thinks the female character needs to be free, and she can also free herself. The book was published in 1892 by Charlotte Perkins, a story of one woman slowly losing her mind by narrating the events of her life. This book also informs the entire woman how danger can occur from inside and outside of your