In "The Yellow Wallpaper," what does the narrator's focus on the spreading smell of the wallpaper indicate is happening? She has become obsessed with the wallpaper. She does not think that Jennie is a good housekeeper. She resents John for renting a house in the country. She prefers fog and rain to other weather.

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Mason Terrell

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3 May, 12:02

In "The Yellow Wallpaper," what does the narrator's focus on the spreading smell of the wallpaper indicate is happening? She has become obsessed with the wallpaper. She does not think that Jennie is a good housekeeper. She resents John for renting a house in the country. She prefers fog and rain to other weather.

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Puffy · Answer 1

She has become obsessed with the wallpaper.

Explanation:

In "The Yellow Wallpaper," the narrator feels trapped in her married life and even sees herself confined within the wallpaper. The reason is that she feels responsible to follow the expectations of society as regards marriage and motherhood. As a result, her mental health begins to deteriorate, as she does not sleep much at night and sees figures moving in the wallpaper.

Easton Warren · Answer 2

Its A my guy trust me i took the test