Edna begins to battle her husband's dominance, a sign of feminism developing in chapter eleven. ... In chapter seventeen, Edna responds to Mr. ... Chopin exemplifies this in chapter 25 when she writes, "The thought was passing vaguely through her mind, 'What would he think?' ...
Images dance around during the nighttime dreams. These worlds are full of perfection and serve a purpose. The images presented in dreams are pleasing to the viewer because of the enjoyment that they bring. Each one is full of illusions and nonsense that can or cannot come true, but most of the ti...
However, Walter forgets about their money problems, accepts all the challenges, and unites his family to fight one more battle down their road of success. ... With Walter's help, the family is now finally ready to put the past behind them, and move onto their next chapter of life. ...
