While I don't see anything written about the speaker's viewpoint, from experience I know that adversity will only make his compatriots stronger. As an example from experience, while working at an open pit mine in BC, Canada, my compatriot and I had to work 30 hours straight on a diamond drill hole which was causing problems. The hole was caving and the drill rods were getting plugged with bentonite which we used to seal the hole off to install piezometers ie instruments to measure water pressure in the hole. So we found a way to open the rods and use concrete mixed with bentonite to still seal the piezometers and succeeded in our endeavour so this was getting strong from adversity.
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"The Yellow Wallpaper" takes place in a colonial mansion in the countryside. The narrator describes it as beautiful but isolated. Thus, she states, it is quite alone, standing well back from the road, quite three miles from the village.
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Who is Mitsima - what does he teach John? Indian elder on the Reservation - he is kind to John. He tries to teach him how to make decorative and practical pottery and promises to teach him how to make a bow.
D. Premonition, because it means he has the strong feeling that something is going to happen.
