... the narrator an apt example of the oppression of all women, as society imposes different yokes of oppression on different women. Her story would be a bad example of the experiences of poor women (or women of color). In this interpretation then, we can show both that the actual character John is responsible for the psychological damage done to the narrator, and the oppressive institution that ... beginning making that case, however, it is important to have at least a layman's historical and medical understanding of just what the tragic narrator was being treated for. The regimen prescrib...

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