As a child, this work's narrator got "more entertainment and terror out...plain furniture than most children could find in a toy store," fitting for a self-styled writer. The narrator later states that the title subject portrays a "debased Romanesque with delirium tremens" with its "horizontal breadth [used as] a frieze." The title object is intact only on one end of the room, and the narrator describes a smooch at shoulder height running through it into which she later puts her shoulder when creeping about at night. Ending with Dr. John fainting after the protagonist comes out of the title ob
As a child, this work's narrator got "more entertainment and terror out...plain furniture than most children could find in a toy store," fitting for a self-styled writer. The narrator later states that the title subject portrays a "debased Romanesque with delirium tremens" with its "horizontal breadth [used as] a frieze." The title object is intact only on one end of the room, and the narrator describes a smooch at shoulder height running through it into which she later puts her shoulder when creeping about at night. Ending with Dr. John fainting after the protagonist comes out of the title object, FTP, name this story about the treatment of post-partum depression by Charlotte Perkins Gilman?
As a child, this work's narrator got "more entertainment and terror out...plain furniture than most children could find in a toy store," fitting for a self-styled writer.
“The {Yellow Wallpaper}” (3) [CB]