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Edna Pontellier

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English

 

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January 19, 2017

 

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With great anticipation, they had been waiting to read her masterpiece The Awakening expecting it to be just as her past short stories. However, they were soon surprised. As one expert critic said, “The many admirers whom she has won by her earlier work will be surprised… by this latest venture…it was not necessary for a writer of so great refinement and poetic grace to enter the overworked field of sex fiction...
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Another proficient critic wrote, “It is sad and mad and bad…” (Deyo 149) Clearly, Chopin was ahead of her time. In The Awakening, Kate Chopin’s heroine Edna Pontellier awakens to self-expression, freedom, and passionate love. Edna is a Presbyterian who never had a deep bond with a woman. Her mother died when Edna was at a young age and she never had a deep emotional bond with her sisters...
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