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Although John cares for the narrator, she is sheltered from society and treated unfairly because she is female.

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There are many different explanations as to why the narrator acts the way she does in The Yellow Wallpaper. For example, some think that she may be experiencing her own dream and the story takes place in her sleep. However, I believe she suffers from a mental disorder called psychosis due to different events suggesting this throughout the story.

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Although one could argue that she imagined the baby the whole time, it is clear that the narrator in "The Yellow Wallpaper" has postpartum psychosis that is amplified by cabin fever, because the way she deteriorates most closely matches the symptoms of these diseases.

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Although others perceive her to have postpartum depression, the strange behavior of the narrator in “The Yellow Wallpaper” can best be explained by her having Schizophrenia because of the many behavioral and cognitive symptoms she displays in the story.

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Although in the “Yellow Wallpaper” she is being treated for physical ailments, she suffers from a mental disorder called schizophrenia, because she suffers from symptoms of seeing imaginary objects, having a constant feeling of being watched, and showing angry responses to her loved ones.

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Although it is not certain that the narrator actually had a baby, in the Yellow Wallpaper it is clear that the narrator has Postpartum Depression because the things she says and the actions she shows.

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Although it is not certain that the narrator actually had a baby, in the Yellow Wallpaper it is clear that the narrator has Postpartum Depression because the things she says and the actions she shows.

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 Although she exhibits other symptoms that are not explained by Schizophrenia, the narrator deals with Schizophrenia because of the various actions she displays throughout the passage. 

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 Although she exhibits other symptoms that are not explained by Schizophrenia, the narrator deals with Schizophrenia because of the various actions she displays throughout the passage. 

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Although it may seem like the narrator is the one with a problem, her behavior is a rational reaction to the way her husband treats her because she is “taken care of” like a child.

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Although these behaviors overlap with those of postpartum depression, the narrator clearly has schizophrenia because of her mood, behavioral, and psychological symptoms.

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Although she shows signs of other disorders as well, it is clear that the narrator in "The Yellow Wallpaper" has postpartum depression because she shows symptoms such as the inability to sleep and losing interest in an activity she used to enjoy.

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Although not all symptoms are consistent to those usually associated with schizophrenia, the main character and her abnormal actions could be seen as definite signs of schizophrenia.

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1. The narrator’s strange behavior

2. Was directly influenced by the author’s personal life

3. Because the author had postpartum depression

4. Although there were some differences

5. She closely parallels the narrator.

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Although she may display signs of other disorders, the narrator in The Yellow Wallpaper has hysteria, because she converts physiological stress into physical symptoms, displays shallow volatile emotion and exhibits overly-dramatic behavior.

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Although the lady in the text may have been in good health when she entered the room she now has schizophrenia because of the time spent in the room.

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Although she does not exhibit all the symptoms of the disorder, the strange behavior of the narrator in The Yellow Wallpaper can be explained by Postpartum Psychosis because of the fact that she had a baby, seems to be in an institution, and shows many of the symptoms.

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In the story, The Yellow Wallpaper, a woman becomes insane from a wallpaper. Although it is not directly stated, this could be because of Schizophrenia. Because of this disease, she imagines images and a women in the wallpaper.

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Although the diagnosis may not be implicitly stated, the symptoms throughout the story, “The Yellow Wallpaper,” correlate with a diagnosis of schizophrenia, a diagnosis of Schizophrenia would explain her unreliability as a narrator because of the quotes from the story leads readers to believe that she is in a mental institution and struggling from symptoms that correlate with the disease itself due to her inability to prove that anything she sees is real.

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Although the narrator from “The Yellow Wallpaper” thinks that she is in a temporary home with her husband, she is in a mental institution with Postpartum Psychosis because she has hallucinations, delusions, and paranoia.

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Although the women in the story, “The Yellow Wallpaper”, seems to be going mad, this story is an early feminist story because the author identifies with the trapped women in the story.

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Although one could theorize that her isolation has allowed her to eloquently write in a way that allows her to think, a stronger argument can be made that she has schizophrenia because of her cognitive and social symptoms displayed in “The Yellow Wallpaper.”