How does the narrator’s viewpoint reveal a social attitude of gilman’s time? the narrator questions why she should perform certa
in duties, such as entertaining guests. the narrator feels an overwhelming responsibility to meet society’s expectations. the narrator thinks that her husband displays a great deal of nervousness, and she wonders about its source. the narrator questions her place in society and her role as a mother and a wife.
A and C are both good answers but the idea conveyed especially in the words, "even if it's not my child", and other sentences in this excerpt, lead me to believe A is ur best answer/
