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Kate Chopin is famous for her stories that analyze the mental boundaries of the female. The Awakening is one of Kate Chopin’s most controversial novels. The book received a very bad welcoming at the time it was published. The Awakening is a journey into the spiritual, emotional, and psychical growth of a young woman. This growth comes with certain consequences. Throughout the book, Kate Chopin uses several literary devices to convey the ever-changing Edna Pontellier, the main character. Chopin used several symbols including: swimming and birds to show the progress of Edna through the story. The story’s opening setting is a small vacationing isle off of Louisiana. One of the major past times on this isle is what was referred to as “bathing.” “Bathing” is simply another way to convey swimming.
Approximate Word count = 512
Approximate Pages = 2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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