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In choppins novella the awakening Chopin uses Sexual Awakening Children and Husband to enlighten the readers to the fact that Edna wants to distance herself from how society percieves the role of women.

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The Awakening has proven to unravel a much deeper meaning when the symbols are identified. The most prominent symbols would be the ocean, art, and birds. They all contribute to the awakenings that Edna endures.

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In the awakening Chopin uses contradictory language and view points to allow the readers to immerse themselves in the ideas of being true to oneself or being true to what ideas society has about how you should act this allows the two options of Edna's suicide being choosing freedom or Edna's suicide choosing to be weak.

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Chopin intentionally describes Edna's family as her antagonists with the use of darker imagery in order to demonstrate how they negatively affect her sense of identity and hinder her pursuits in life.

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The Awakening brings up numerous motifs in the final scene to reflect on Edna's changed perception of herself and the world, including the bird with the broken wing, the bathing suit, and the sea.

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By utilizing various species of birds as means of symbolism throughout the novel, Chopin illustrates the many stages Edna faces of feeling trapped, freed, and hindered by societal expectations for a woman.

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In the Awakening, Chopin uses the birds to parallel Edna's journey of awakening and her eventual failure to live without people who understands her.

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In Kate Chopin’s novel, The Awakening, Edna struggles to find her own femininity due to the traditional expectations of a woman, motherhood, and the unusual opinions of femininity (of that time), which ultimately leads to her suicide.

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In Kate Chopin's book The Awakening, many of Edna's actions and decisions in the book is often seen in a negative light. Despite her unfortunate situation, cynicism towards her behavior from society and even the readers shows how women like Edna are still misrepresented to older and modern audiences.

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Instances of art, such as paintings and piano music, in The Awakening by Kate Chopin illustrate Edna's internal growth during her awakening.

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The symbolism and demonstration of being alone, in relationships and in opinions, is the primary way that Chopin unravels the journey of Edna's awakening into her individuality and sexuality.

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Chopin depicts Edna's suicide as a way to show how Edna's overwhelming trauma and stress had gotten to her in the end   as it was shown through how the people in her life having different effects on how Edna is needed to be despite her not being able to fully embrace who she truly wants to be

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Chopin uses the ocean as a symbol of sexual awakening and freedom through imagery of Venus, serpents, and femininity.

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In Kate Chopin’s novel, The Awakening, the topic of mental illness is one that is looked past but holds a significant role, proven by Chopin’s near perfect representation of someone who struggles with manic depression and bipolar disorder.

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In the 19th century novella The Awakening, author Kate Chopin uses symbolism and various literary techniques to portray the main character Edna Pontellier’s suicide as a surrender to the limitations placed on her by society during the time period.

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The abuse Edna endured from Leonce has caused her to separate herself from family and the outside world.

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In Choppin's Novella, the Awakening Edna commits suicide due to societal pressure and entrapment in what a woman is supposed to be.

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Chopin uses Edna’s pursuit of artistry to parallel her social awakening as seen by the moment of her initial arousal, her failure to succeed in her artistic calling, and her eventual fatal victory.

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Chopin's strong incorporation of the gravity of time is perceived by the bonds created by multiple families and individuals, and emphasizes the impact of the departed upon the living through the use of other beings that mature with the events of the novella.

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