In Gilman's short story,"The Yellow Wallpaper" the narrator becomes disassociated with reality while becoming fixated on the yellow wallpaper of her bedroom. This reveals to be symbolic of the everyday pattern of society. The narrator's husband John, who is also her physician, believes nothing is wrong with her. John tends to be a very practical man. His practical way of thinking seems to lead him to only admit physical illnesses that are obvious to the human eye. This leads John to not acknowledging
The performance of “The Seagull” was interesting because there are different characters that portrayed as an actor to the audience. The Seagull play you notice some lines are being said in different tones, so you can capture the characters personality or the mood they are in during each scene. As the play began the scene presented is the second scene, the first character to appear is a man who got injured in the head going to the get it check at a small clinic. A young man name Treplev wants to become
Cultural differences are prevalent in both of Amy Tan’s novels, The Joy Luck Club and The Kitchen God’s Wife. The mother’s face gender inequality based upon living in a patriarchal society in China, where they are oppressed with silence by their dominating husbands. Nevertheless, their daughters live in American, where they have an opportunity of freedom, have not faced constrainment in their lifestyles as their mother’s have. The independent girls have their own authority and mindset, being raised