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The Rise and Fall of Edna Pontellier

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October 12, 2016

 

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Mrs. Pontellier could have been the ideal mother who tended to the children and the appreciative wife who adored her husband. Instead of those things, Edna was secretly unhappy on the inside, wanting more than what she knew. Towards the end of her time, she could not help to show how miserable she truly was...
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Edna had all the material things she desired, however, it was not enough to save herself from her depression of wanting what money could not buy. Mr. Pontellier was “a great favorite ...” and “the ladies all declared that he was the best husband in the world.” (Chopin 8,9). Edna Pontellier was the “wife of a man who worshiped her...
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