... the room she passed in. As she wrote her progressions lying in the yellow tainted room for the three months that she stayed, the wallpaper took on its own character, representing the growing level of just how insane the woman had truly become. The optical illusions of the wall that haunted her created ... creep along through the home's estate. Evident by her writings, the woman is clearly going insane, but her husband's denial and foolish pride of being a physician quotes him to tell her she "really is better, whether [she] can see it or not." (190). He's convinced he can sway her into be...

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