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... This was what happened for the woman in story of “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. ... She is obsessed with writing about the wallpaper patterns in her room she came to believe that there are women behind the patterns of the wallpaper. ... In obtaining her gratification, she torn down the wallpaper and believing that she was trapped behind the wallpaper. ... In pleasing her thoughts, or as OC patients may perform to eliminate the thoughts, she torn the wallpaper down. ... Furthermore, these dreams don’t go away by crack of dawn; which was shown by Charlotte Perkins Gilman that through the obsessive thoughts of the wallpaper, she ended up tearing down the wallpaper to free herself and the people on the wallpaper.
Approximate Word count = 997 Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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