Miss Ockenden spies on her after a Peruvian misogynist attempts to rape her.
After an episode in which the protagonist of this novel imagines a voice telling her she'll marry a blind man, she is visited by George Bakewell, but dismisses him because he considers her a curiosity. Miss Ockenden spies on her after a Peruvian misogynist attempts to rape her. The main character is disheartened by her experiences in New York after winning an award for writing from Ladies' Day magazine, and after she is rejected by the writing teacher with whom she had hoped to study, she attempts suicide and must deal with a subsequent series of shock treatments. Describing the life of Esther Greenwood, FTP, what is this novel by Sylvia Plath?
After an episode in which the protagonist of this novel imagines a voice telling her she'll marry a blind man, she is visited by George Bakewell, but dismisses him because he considers her a curiosity.
The Bell Jar