In the beginning of the novel, water is a symbol of Edna’s troubled relationship status. As Edna stands on the beach, she concludes that “the voice of the sea is seductive [and] speaks to the soul.” The sea resembles Robert, enlightening Edna of her true feelings for him. Whereas Edna’s relationship with Robert is lacking passion, hers with Robert evokes her innermost being, which is hidden from the standards of the Victorian age. Alternatively, water conjures lesser visions when associated with Mr. Pontellier. Leonce persistently nagged
In the beginning of the novel, water is a symbol of Edna’s troubled relationship status. As Edna stands on the beach, she concludes that “the voice of the sea is seductive [and] speaks to the soul.” The sea resembles Robert, enlightening Edna of her true feelings for him. Whereas Edna’s relationship with Robert is lacking passion, hers with Robert evokes her innermost being, which is hidden from the standards of the Victorian age. Alternatively, water conjures lesser visions when associated with Mr. Pontellier. Leonce persistently nagged