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Her child is an extension of her. By not being allowed to physically take care of her child, the woman is forced to be without a part of herself, which helps to advance her mental illness. The baby could symbolize the woman herself, and since she cannot be with her child, she cant be 'fully' herself.

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Her child is an extension of her. By not being allowed to physically take care of her child, the woman is forced to be without a part of herself, which helps to advance her mental illness. The baby could symbolize the woman herself, and since she cannot be with her child, she cant be 'fully' herself.

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Her child can symbolize the expectations of women during this time and the lifestyle that they were expected to follow during this time. Women were expected to have children and be care-takers and so to some that could be a burden for her and a restriction. 

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Her child can symbolize the expectations of women during this time and the lifestyle that they were expected to follow during this time. Women were expected to have children and be care-takers and so to some that could be a burden for her and a restriction. 

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The journal symbolizes the free thought and freedom of her mind that was lost in her rest cure, it represents her mind and the struggles within

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The husband symbolizes a controlling, demanding figure in the story.

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Her husband is also preventing her from getting better by keeping her inside.

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The journal symbolizes her mind and thoughts, but when she was not allowed to write in her journal it did not help the situation she was put in and only made it worse.

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The journal represents the slow decline of her mental wellbeing and documents the gradual loss of her sanity.

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The narrator describes the room as falling apart, I think the room symbolizes the decay of her mental health. The prison-like features of the room, such as the barred off windows, symbolize how she felt trapped.

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it symbolizes the prison she created for herself in her own mind

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The wallpaper symbolizes the woman. The author describes her seeing a woman, or multiple women, trapped behind bars. The woman in the story does feel as if she is in a prison cell and yearns for freedom as evidence of the woman that escaped the wall paper.

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The wallpaper reflects the woman and her mental health. Many times she is shown staring into the wallpaper and seeing herself or another person. Also the wallpaper is faded just like how the woman's mental health faded as the story progressed.

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The wallpaper could symbolize the woman's illness. She doesn't seem to show strong signs of illness before she sees the wallpaper. As she gets more and more infatuated with it she gets worse and worse. At first she hated the wallpaper but then accepts it as a part of herself. This could represent her accepting that she will not get help and that she might be ill forever.

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The wallpaper symbolizes the woman's mental and emotional state. The color yellow is often used to describe sickness and illness. In the beginning of the story, the woman doesn't like the wallpaper, but by the end, she views the wallpaper as a reflection of herself.

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Her journal symbolizes her mind and how it slowly disintegrates, also kind of an escape from her husband.

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In the beginning, the was more of a caretaker and towards the end he became more controlling.

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The wallpaper symbolizes

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So the women in the wall paper is trap in the wall paper so to speak., so it symbolizes how she feels.

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I think that the room represents confinement, both physically and mentally. The room is mentioned to be large and airy, with sparse furniture. There is no one to talk to and nothing for her to do. Similar to isolation in prisons, there are physical and mental consequences.

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The woman in the wallpaper can symbolize the main character of the story and how she's trapped in her mind, just like how to woman is trapped in the wallpaper.

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The women in the wallpaper symbolizes how she's physically trapped in her room. The bars in the windows also shows how she's trapped in her room with no escape and solely her thoughts.

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The husband is intentionally keeping her unwell.

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I think that the room symbolize a prison. The barred-off windows and its previous use as a nursery can prove that it was once used to keep people in. Though she may not be a child, she is treated like one by her husband and kept in this prison like setting.

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The husband symbolizes the room because the room is traping her indside and not letting her have a normal life.

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The lady in the wallpaper becomes real and breaks herself free from the wallpaper. This could be a symbol for how she's breaking free from her husband's control.

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The husband may have

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As the women in the wallpaper becomes more 3 dimensional and more advanced, the actual woman dissolves and breaks down.