It opens on Grand Isle, just off of New Orleans, with a green and yellow parrot hung in a cage outside the door that keeps repeating "Allez vous-en!
It opens on Grand Isle, just off of New Orleans, with a green and yellow parrot hung in a cage outside the door that keeps repeating "Allez vous-en! Allez vous-en! Sapristi! That's all right!" The protagonist moves to her own apartment and befriends Mademoiselle Reisz, who adopts her as a protégé. Edna Pontellier desires freedom not only from her social responsibilities, but also in her emotional and sexual existence, and finally drowns herself by swimming too far. FTP, name this second and final novel of Kate Chopin.
It opens on Grand Isle, just off of New Orleans, with a green and yellow parrot hung in a cage outside the door that keeps repeating "Allez vous-en!
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