In this short story, John asks the narrator "What is it, little girl?" and "Can you not trust me as a physician?" The central location of this work had previously been a nursery, a playground and a gymnasium. The narrator of this story writes obsessively in a secret journal and grows to fear her (*) husband. The narrator of this work grows obsessed with the title object, seeing a trapped woman lurking in the pattern, and eventually scratches and peels it to set the woman free. For 10 points, name this story of a woman undergoing a rest cure who descends into psychosis over ugly décor, a proto- Feminist work by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
In this short story, John asks the narrator "What is it, little girl?" and "Can you not trust me as a physician?" The central location of this work had previously been a nursery, a playground and a gymnasium. The narrator of this story writes obsessively in a secret journal and grows to fear her (*) husband. The narrator of this work grows obsessed with the title object, seeing a trapped woman lurking in the pattern, and eventually scratches and peels it to set the woman free. For 10 points, name this story of a woman undergoing a rest cure who descends into psychosis over ugly décor, a proto- Feminist work by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
In this short story, John asks the narrator "What is it, little girl?"
“The {Yellow Wallpaper}”