The narrator in “The Yellow Wallpaper” takes the reader along the ride through her own personal downfall. The narrator loses her sanity, when her husband refuses to believe she is sick mentally not physically. The narrator’s view of the color, physical characteristics, and her imprisonment leads her to insanity. The narrators first notices the color of the wallpaper and finds it “repellant and almost revolting” The color grabs the narrator’s attention, when John loses his attention towards her. The early stage of noticing the wallpaper and making her focus increase more, the narrator still holds her sanity to the reader. The color of the wallpaper suddenly starts to show human characteristics to the narrator. “There is a recurrent spot where
