The wallpaper plays the biggest part in this story because it’s the reason for Jane’s craziness and it shifts the way the story is told. As Jane notices the wallpaper at first she thinks it’s the nicest thing in the room, she starts to look at it more closely, so much to the point where she studies the pattern. Eventually she starts seeing something within the wallpaper; a person. As the days go on in this obsession with the person in the wallpaper grows and grows. During the daytime she acts normal enough to keep John off her back. She says “I know John would think it absurd” saying that John thinks her ideas are ridiculous and that maybe she really is delusional. Ultimately she succumbs to the madness and starts to rip off the wallpaper so she can free the
The wallpaper plays the biggest part in this story because it’s the reason for Jane’s craziness and it shifts the way the story is told. As Jane notices the wallpaper at first she thinks it’s the nicest thing in the room, she starts to look at it more closely, so much to the point where she studies the pattern. Eventually she starts seeing something within the wallpaper; a person. As the days go on in this obsession with the person in the wallpaper grows and grows. During the daytime she acts normal enough to keep John off her back. She says “I know John would think it absurd” saying that John thinks her ideas are ridiculous and that maybe she really is delusional. Ultimately she succumbs to the madness and starts to rip off the wallpaper so she can free the