During all our story we can see Charlie pancakesCharlotte Perkins Gilman telling hernarrates a story about herof depression and exciting. She represents herthe breakdown of mental health. These feelings on a wayare represented in the form of a journal, this. This way, we can also feel how it'sthe heroin is feeling about it and know what's the day and in what context isfrom which she talking. During all the road ofis communicating. Throughout the book, we can see different symbols and themes represented in a way of feeling andpresent emotion, along with some poetry and literary quotes. Nevertheless, we have ourThe narrator is having a difficult time in hisher life because of postpartum depression and exciting, basedmental disintegration. Based on this, we have ourreaders are presented with the central problem and climate. She is medicated and trespassedconfined to her house, thatwhere she can rest and haverecover with her baby in a way of being cured.
During all our narrator'sThroughout the journal we have, the central problem that it'sis the appearance of the house, thatas we can read the description aboutof the room that she's getting in and how it's like herher feelings, so that's our development of the bookand the story develops from there. She also she described s very good the yellow wallpaper very well. Charlotte becomes obsessed with the wallpaper and she becomesbegins seeing the patterns of how there are moving what are themove, with unknown figures inside. and whatWhat does it mean are the yellow paper onin the room.
mean? The yellow wallpaper it'sis represented as a symbolism during allthroughout the journal, as this it'sis because the only thing that she can see is onin the room. During the story, we can see different feelings aboutare revealed about the wallpaper we can seeas well as different patterns that present her breakdown.