The Yellow Wallpaper is a short story by feminist and author Charlotte Perkins Gilman. This story was published in 1892. It's about an unnamed narrator whose husband John goes into rest therapy for hysteria.
Convalescent Cure is a real cure developed by Silas Weir Mitchell and Gilman took a while to inspire her short story that she and her husband stay indoors. The couple uses an old children's room and a playroom as their bedroom. The room is covered with matte messy yellow wallpaper, one piece of furniture, and a heavy bed.
The narrator spends a lot of time studying the wallpaper, trying to understand its patterns. Underneath the main pattern, you can see another pattern but this pattern transforms into a female figure. She sees the characters crawling around the room behind the wallpaper at night, but during the day the characters escape and crawl outside.
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A. driving down the street, i saw the cat.
Most of the other answers seem to entail that the cat was driving, or stated where *it* was, rather than the speaker.
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I would say persistence.<span>Perseverance</span> is when you keep going even when knocked down, and persistence is pretty much the constant effort put into something.