The Yellow Wallpaper as a Guide To Insanity and Madness -- Yellow Wall

The Yellow Wallpaper as a Guide To Insanity There comes John, and I must put this away- he hates to have me write a word (p659). As evident by the above quote, Gilman places the narrator of The Yellow Wallpaper as secluded as she could be she is placed in a large house, surrounded only by her preserve and by little help (Jennie), when it is unfortunately clear that her relationship with her husband is based on distance and misunderstanding It is so hard to talk with John about my case, because he is so wise, and because he loves me so(p 663). Gilman further contain her narrator as it becomes clear that the poor soul has absolutely no one to talk to that is, no one who can understand her. The narrator is command by her loved ones, she is isolated from the world under her husband-doctor orders, she is thus physically confined to her shaky mental realm. The next aspect of the narrator that zooms us into her rural area is her tone I really have discovered something at last.... The front pattern does move- and no wonder The woman behind shakes it (p 666). Gilm...