1.3.9 shaping sheet answer the yellow wallpaper answers Setting and Characterization in Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper"
Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper" tells the story of a woman who suffers from a mental condition right after having a baby. As a result, her husband decides to have her stay isolated in a room when she is not with him which worsens her condition. Characterization and setting of this story play a huge role in the development of the theme of the story which is Although the yellow color of the wallpaper has associations with illness, its most developed motif is the conflict between sunlight and moon. One example of Jane’s character that shows this theme is when she writes, “ ” (Gilman). This shows This helps show the theme by Jane/John’s (Pick 1) character plays a large part in the development of the theme.
The setting of the story also helps show the theme. For example, the narrator notes, “ ” (Gilman). This shows This helps show the theme by Characterization and setting build up the theme in the reader’s mind by