The story “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is about a wife who is confined to a room due to a condition such as depression or anxiety. The woman does all she can, to get rid of her sickness, still she still is not allowed to work. She speaks about how she controls her temper towards her husband John with pills, despite they make her tired she tries to find new excitements. The pills she takes for her to control emotions tire her greatly. She then walks into the old house writing about the horrid color on the wall, But then when John visits her in her room, she must not write about it, she hides her book she was writing on. John refuses to change the wallpaper being he thinks it suits her well, he states “If he were to change it that,the next doing will be barred windows as well as a heavy bedstead.” The Wife dislikes that he would say such towards her even with her mental sickness. …show more content…
She finds the yellow wallpaper in her room to be irritating. She began to be fond of her room, perhaps from of the wallpaper, it stuck in her mind. She has Anxiety, she wants to go see cousin Henry along with Julia, but then ends up breaking down after thinking too much, thinking of how her husband wouldn't be able to stand her even after they got there. John makes her feel like she's the only reason he has to live as well as that she's all he has. She thinks saying that's the only reason she takes care of herself id because John loves her so much. She concentrates on the wallpaper then thinks of how it looks like a woman trapped behind