The Yellow Wallpaper

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Delve into a woman's struggle with mental illness as she becomes increasingly obsessed with the wallpaper in her confinement. Set in a 19th-century rest cure, the narrative explores themes of repression, gender roles, and the effects of isolation. The protagonist's descent into madness is vividly depicted, reflecting the societal constraints placed on women during that era. Through her chilling observations, the story critiques the treatment of mental health and the impact of a stifling domestic environment.