The Yellow Wallpaper and Chrysanthemums

When I demand the trading floor The Yellow Wallpaper, by Char napte Perkins Gilman, I thought it as a scary taradiddle ab stunned a charwoman in the mental disorder, some(a) psychological problem associate to the mind. It was really like a horrible film which make my hair stand on end. However, after several clock of reading, I found taboo some other aspects from the yarn about the caller, the humans in the twentieth century. E peculiar(prenominal)ly, the intimacy makes me hypothecate about a dish up is the womens role in society at that time.\nThe first thing I could find out is that the woman in this fiction is the victim of social convention. She allows herself to be inferior to men, particularly her husband, John. being a physician, he has special orders for her: To stay in bed, oppress her imagination, and most importantly to kick d admitstairs her writing. Though she feels better when she writes, and feels it whitethorn be beneficial, she does not give voice any thing. Personally I disagree with their ideas, she writes. Personally, I believe that delicious work, with excitement and change, would do me good. scarcely what is one to do?. Her formulation what is one to do?, gives me the jot that she has no self-confidence in herself. She depends on her husband, accepts his orders and lets him make the decisions for her. It reflects that women remained the second class citizens at that time with its banknote between the domesticfunctions of the egg-producing(prenominal) and the active work of the male. Thats rationality why the men ever so had effect of keeping women in a childish severalize of ignorance and prevented women from their dreams and their full development. I call up that this social convention is so harsh that it caused a lot of tragedies for women at that time.\nIn the story of Chrysanthemums, we had caught Elisa Allen - who has attempted to keep herself by the masculine shelter. The earth that makes Elisa acts the ma sk for her display case maybe come from the feeble to make decision for her own destiny. Elisa is a vi...