The narrator of this work feels that her maid is lying when she claimed to find"yellow smooches" on the laundry. The protagonist of this story wakes up in themiddle of the night and argues with her husband about whether her appetite hasimproved. After a week of (+) fog and rain, the narrator claims that her house smellsso bad that she considers burning it down. The narrator tries to see a woman (*)creeping outside through all windows at once. Having been discouraged from writing, the narrator does it in secret and hides from the maid, Jennie. T
The narrator of this work feels that her maid is lying when she claimed to find"yellow smooches" on the laundry. The protagonist of this story wakes up in themiddle of the night and argues with her husband about whether her appetite hasimproved. After a week of (+) fog and rain, the narrator claims that her house smellsso bad that she considers burning it down. The narrator tries to see a woman (*)creeping outside through all windows at once. Having been discouraged from writing, the narrator does it in secret and hides from the maid, Jennie. The narrator's husband threatens to send her to Weir Mitchell for treatment, and as a physician, he does not believe that she is sick. For ten points, name this short story about a woman who becomes obsessed with the titular decoration written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
The narrator of this work feels that her maid is lying when she claimed to find"yellow smooches" on the laundry.
The Yellow Wallpaper                                                                                                                                                                                                             