The Importance Of Women's Rights In The Awakening

Edna was a women of her own mind, she was always enjoying life for the most part, the views of the beach, and the love she got from her family and friends. She was a peculiar mother though, it was very potent that she was loved her kids, but throughout the story she would often try to get rid of her kids and pass them onto someone else for days at a time without regret and without a sense of missing them. Mrs. Pontellier was strange, she didn’t marry her husband out of love like she thought she did and she never really had the urge to want him, she loved him but not in the wat she should. Throughout the plot of the book she started thinking of women’s rights; like why it wasn’t okay for women to have their own opinion or why wasn’t it okay