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why did they pick thast room for

her?

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why

doesn't the husband believe her?

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what pills is she taking?

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why did they move into the house?

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What drove the narrator to the mental state she's in?

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Is the narrator the real "bad guy" in the story and deceiving the reader?

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how does john’s actions towards the wife really show that having some sort of freedom is necessary not to go crazy?

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was john’s reason to making her stay in certain rooms justified?

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Why was John so against his wife's mental health even though he himself is a physician?

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why do people think something is wrong with the wife? who caused her to be this way?

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Q3 how does the yellow wallpaper contribute to show how the narrator is feeling.

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Q2 why did jane tear down the wallpaper and start creeping around the room.

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Q1 when john met jane did, he specifically want to marry her because he knew she had a mental illness.

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Why does john have jane sleep all the time ?

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How did gender roles influence the yellow wallpaper?

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What kind of mental illness do you think Jane had?

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How does the significance of having a baby affect a woman like Jane?

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could there have been another way for Jane to get help?

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Why was john's idea to isolate jane a bad idea?

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Q3: Why did the lady in the story not have a name? What was the significance of doing this?

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Q2: What was the conflict/problem of the story? And, was it resolved?

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Did she feel she created different personalities to help herself deal with her isolation?

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Q1. Do you think John had good intentions on forcing her to stay in the room he chose for her?

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Do you like or dislike the authors take on jane's situation? Do you find it a bit exaggerated?

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How does the narrator visualize herself into the wallpaper ?

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If you were in john's situation, would you have tried to help your wife or are you leaving?

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Q3: Why did the lady in the story not have her name? What was the significance by doing this?

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how come the lady has to write in private away from john?

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what was the conflict of the story

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What Mental illnesses do you think the yellow wallpaper represents?

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Q2: What was the conflict/problem of the story? And, was it resolved?

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why is the women not happy with her life

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Q1: Do you think John had good intentions on forcing her to stay in the room he chose for her?

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Could there have been any other way for Jane to get help

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What cause Jane to create a persona off of the wallpaper

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Why is John not letting her write anything

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Did John truly love his wife after her mischarge? If he had truly loved her why had he locked her in a room with no sense of peace for her not allowing her to write and rather her being isolated creating other personalities in the yellow wallpaper to keep her company?

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What does John represent in the story if Jane was meant to signify mental health struggles of mental health issues with women?

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How would the story line change if John were to have listened to his wife about how ill she truly was?

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She created different personalities to help herself deal with her isolation

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She felt that the only real connection she had in her life was herself in the wallpaper instead of her family

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How does the significance of giving birth affect the aftermath to a woman/

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If Jane were to get the help she needed in the modern day, do you think she would be better, worse, or the same?

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Did Jane just start showing signs of mental illness or has she been sick for a while?

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How does the wallpaper affect Jane’s hallucinations and cause her mental health to decline?

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How does the story talk about women norms and how mental illnesses were treated? Is the yellow wallpaper story a good example of this?

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What does the wallpaper represent the longer that Jane spent in the room?

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How does Jane's opinion of the wallpaper change throughout the story? What does it represent?

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How does the narrator use jennie to depict real world problems when it comes to feminism and how does this story impact the girls of today through jennies mental illnesses.

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How would life be different for jennie if she never has a misscarriage at all?

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How does the significance of giving birth affect the aftermath to the narrator?

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How does the phycological state of ennie if the color of the wall paper changed to a different color

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How does the different pattern of the wallpaper affect the narrator?

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Did John purposely trap the narrator in the room?

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How does the phycological state of jennie change if the color of the wall paper changed.

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why was john so against the narrator journaling?

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L3 What does the woman behind the wallpaper symbolize? How does the woman behind the wallpaper represent the oppression the author was feeling writing the story?

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If Jane were to get the help she needed in the modern day, do you think she health would be better, worse, or the same?

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Did John purposely trap the narrator in the room?

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How does Jenny feel about the narrators illness, does she as a woman feel as if john is treating his wife unfairly?

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Why won't John listen to the narrator about her condition? Does he really think she is getting better or is there any other reason beyond that?

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how does the narrator's relationship with her husband affect her mental state?

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Why is the narrator not happy with her life?

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Does the story still resonate with today's society especially regarding the convo about mental health & personal automy?

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Was the narrator aware of John was controlling her illness, are most women aware of when they are being controlled by their partners?

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what would effect the lack of agency on her mental health?

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If Jane were to get the help she needed in the modern day, do you think her health would be better, worse, or the same?

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Is John making up the fact that she is sick? What if he is just manipulating her in a way that makes her believe that she is sick.

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How does the narrator's changing perception of the yellow wallpaper reflect her mental state through out the story?

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Did the narrator just now start showing signs of mental illness or was she always this way?

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how might the wallpaper represent any conflicts the narrator is facing?

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Is the narrator truly ill? or is she just unhappy because of her relationship?

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How does the narrator's acceptance of her treatment from her husband, impact the reader's view on how women should respond to poor treatment/abuse in a relationship?

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Why is John so against the narrator writing if it makes her feel better?

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Identify what has driven the narrator to the brink of madness? How does society force women to be silent about their struggles versus being open and honest?