Across
- 4. What theme is explored through the narrator’s lack of autonomy?
- 8. What literary device is heavily used to represent the narrator’s mental state?
- 11. What large, immovable furniture piece is in the room?
- 15. What treatment is prescribed to the narrator?
- 17. What sensory detail about the wallpaper disturbs the narrator?
- 18. What does the narrator secretly write in?
- 19. What outdated medical diagnosis might John believe the narrator suffers from?
- 21. When does the woman behind the wallpaper seem most active?
- 23. What happens to the wallpaper by the end of the story?
- 24. What name is possibly revealed as the narrator’s at the end?
- 25. What does the woman in the wallpaper appear to do?
- 27. What condition is the narrator likely suffering from after childbirth?
Down
- 1. What mental symptom does the narrator experience as her obsession grows?
- 2. What feature of the wallpaper fascinates the narrator?
- 3. What does the narrator claim to have achieved at the end?
- 5. Who is John’s sister that helps care for the narrator?
- 6. What object in the room becomes an obsession for the narrator?
- 7. How are the windows in the narrator’s room secured?
- 9. What color is the wallpaper?
- 10. What type of house do they rent for the summer?
- 12. How would you describe John’s attitude toward his wife’s thoughts and feelings?
- 13. What condition worsens the narrator’s mental health throughout the story?
- 14. What modern term describes how John dismisses and invalidates the narrator’s feelings?
- 16. What does John do at the end of the story?
- 20. What is the name of the narrator’s husband?
- 22. What societal issue does the story critique through the narrator’s confinement?
- 23. How does the narrator describe the woman in the wallpaper?
- 26. What was the room originally used as?
