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Yellow Wallpaper

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English

 

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Nathan F

 

Date added:

October 6, 2011

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Mallard's freedom in that she has new opportunities. She says that she is finally free, "free body and soul." She says this because she realizes that she is finally free from her husband. It can be inferred from the story she was oppressed because she didn't have any opportunities in the past. The window is what releases her from her oppression by setting her free and giving her new opportunities that were not available to her in the past...
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The window is what releases her from her oppression by setting her free and giving her new opportunities that were not available to her in the past. In The Yellow Wallpaper, the wallpaper symbolizes her oppression in a way. In which John's wife sees a woman in the wallpaper. During the daytime the light makes it look as if she is behind bars shaking them...
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