Across
- 2. What the narrator struggles to distinguish from fantasy
- 3. Something the narrator often lacks
- 5. Being separated from others as part of her treatment
- 6. Group whose rights Gilman advocated for
- 8. A cause supported by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
- 9. The narrator's growing focus on the wallpaper
Down
- 1. The mental health condition the narrator suffers from
- 4. Health A major theme of the story
- 6. The object the narrator becomes obsessed with
- 7. Something many women lacked during this time period