The fact that the women did not or were not allowed to have a voice in pretty much anything let alone keep a journal making it again harder for …show more content…
Jane is in a battle with herself the main obstacle that she faces is not only her husband but herself as well. She has to options that both make her question everything. Does she go against her “role” in society, as a women the only way of life that she’s ever known and was taught or does he go against she husband the only one that she’s supposed to believe and trust in. But because she doesn’t feel the same about her husband and his judgment because he does not listen to her. She starts to look at him from a different view, the view from behind the wallpaper. She is trapped at the feelings that are taking over her she’s taken from her new role as a mother and forced to hear and watch another women raise her child and for any mother that in itself would drive any women