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... was the culture and language of New Orleans. In the Creole society, Edna's motivation was to become free and independent. One example of this would be her moving into the "pigeon house". She was finally free from being an "owned" housewife. Another example is when Edna learned how to swim. She received instructions from men, women, and even children; she finally ... ...
... time, women merely went to such gambling place. And she became more independent. And she was enjoying her independence and freedom. Moreover, she moved to the new house called the pigeon house and sent her children to her mother in law. While she was enjoying her freedom and independence, she knew she was alone. In chapter XXXV, Edna reaches her full ... ...
... to see that Edna is starting to break away from her marriage and begins to be concerned for Edna. When Edna tells Adele that she is moving out into the pigeon house Adele replies, "Think of the children." Edna decides to leave her husband not long after they return to their home in the city. She realizes that being a mother-woman ... ...
... children were out of town, she went behind his back and made up her mind to move out of the mansion they shared and into a tiny house she called the "pigeon house." Edna was extremely selfish in not thinking about the effects this would have on her husband and children. The most extravagant act that Edna chose to do happened during ... ...
