Before she burst through the wallpaper, John was the one who controlled her life. He told her what was best for her, even though she was against it. She still had follow his order. She was at the mercy of her captor, John. He kept her in the house, in the bedroom, most of the time. She wasn’t allowed to have her own freedom. Even though, she could have freed herself in the beginning, she knows she couldn’t. The society she was living in, woman should obey their husbands, even their doctors. They are high standing, and should be taken seriously. In the end of the story, she has broken away from these thoughts. She had develop into her own character and went into the thoughts of feminism. She had more energy, creeping along the floor, and seem like a new person. In addition, she has wonder how many woman has freed themselves too. “I wonder if they come out of that wallpaper as I did.” (387). Since the wallpaper represents the restraint woman has, she thought about how many woman freed from the wrath of being under the power of their husband and society. Jane doesn’t want to go back into the wallpaper, which means she doesn’t want to go back to the life she
Before she burst through the wallpaper, John was the one who controlled her life. He told her what was best for her, even though she was against it. She still had follow his order. She was at the mercy of her captor, John. He kept her in the house, in the bedroom, most of the time. She wasn’t allowed to have her own freedom. Even though, she could have freed herself in the beginning, she knows she couldn’t. The society she was living in, woman should obey their husbands, even their doctors. They are high standing, and should be taken seriously. In the end of the story, she has broken away from these thoughts. She had develop into her own character and went into the thoughts of feminism. She had more energy, creeping along the floor, and seem like a new person. In addition, she has wonder how many woman has freed themselves too. “I wonder if they come out of that wallpaper as I did.” (387). Since the wallpaper represents the restraint woman has, she thought about how many woman freed from the wrath of being under the power of their husband and society. Jane doesn’t want to go back into the wallpaper, which means she doesn’t want to go back to the life she