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In "the yellow wallpaper" what does the narrators changing perception of the wallpaper help the reader understand abt the charac

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gregori [183]2 years ago

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Answer:

her slow conversion into madness

Explanation:

as the narrator gets more and more mad, her descriptions take on more violent role, showing her mental state.

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