Assignment 3: The yellow wall-paper.

   Well, the whole story, all the things mentioned, the way the words and the feelings are arranged and described in this story are so beutiful and meaningful and lets the reader to understand a lot of things, especially the character of the author. She is a housewife who wants and loves so much to be a writer, but her husband forbids her to be so. She continues to write even though in a secret manner without anyone seeing her. She might be mentally ill, but she has a lot of feelings. No one understands her, what she feels or what she is thinking, despite the fact that her thoughts sound strange for us. Her husband and her brother say to her that she is good and she will get better if she looks after herself, but she doesn't feel well inside and she fills this emptiness when she writes down different thoughts, and express feelings, although she doesn't want to be seen, because they say that she is ill just because she writes. Her thoughts, the war made in her mind, is all about that yellow wall-paper in her room. In her eyes, it is so creepy, and awful. It makes her feel bad when she sees it everyday. She wants to win this war by destroying this yellow wall-paper and to no suffer anymore and at the end she destroys it and she feels free and happy, because all that time with this yellow wall-paper she was feeling like kept in and not breathing. I think that this wall-paper with its strange patterns and all that stuff mentioned in the story, symbolize the chains that had kept her spirit and was not feeling free.