In the story's climax, the narrator throws the key to her room out the window into the garden, and her husband John almost breaks down the door with an axe.
During the fourth of July, the narrator of this short story is visited by Nellie and the children under Jennie's supervision. In the story's climax, the narrator throws the key to her room out the window into the garden, and her husband John almost breaks down the door with an axe. John teases the narrator for obsessing over the title object, which is "dull yet lurid orange in some places, a sickly sulfur tint in others." FTP name this short story about a psychotic woman written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
During the fourth of July, the narrator of this short story is visited by Nellie and the children under Jennie's supervision.
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