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... (Seidel 3). Edna is actually capable of great affection towards her children. "As Edna took her son in her arms, she seated herself in the rocker and began to cuddle and caress him, calling him all manners of tender names, soothing him to sleep" (Chopin 80). This setting is a perfect example of the love she had for her children but held it ... ...
... -confidence. Just as the chrysanthemums need special care to bloom and blossom, so does Elisa. She takes intense care of her flowers, thus she uses her "planters" hands" (247) to caress and nurture the flower buds into becoming handsome blossoms. As both men compliment Elisa on her work with the flowers, the reader sees her come alive. While Mrs. Allen describes ... ...
... -confidence. Just as the chrysanthemums need special care to bloom and blossom, so does Elisa. She takes intense care of her flowers, thus she uses her "planters" hands" (247) to caress and nurture the flower buds into becoming handsome blossoms. As both men compliment Elisa on her work with the flowers, the reader sees her come alive. While Mrs. Allen describes ... ...
