... , and she is capable of effectively caring for the members of her family. In Rose Terry Cooke's "How Celia Changed Her Mind," it is suggested that a married woman is nothing more than someone who is obligated to fulfill domestic responsibilities and duties. Mrs. Celia begins to understand and realize that the image she had of marriage being an equal partnership between the two ... her husband, feeling that "...none of us can get away, and if I don't do as he says I must, he takes it out of us...you don't do nothing with a man like that," she does decide that it would be best for not only...

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