Arguments in the Story "The Yellow Wallpaper"

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The Yellow Wallpaper
Question: The narrator both accepts her husband’s control over her and disobeys him by secretly continuing to write. What effect does writing have on her? Is her husband correct in his judgment that writing will hinder her recovery?
Answer: After reading the story, I feel that it was not possible for Charlotte Perkins Gilman to survive without writing. On the other hand, her husband felt that this work would leave a negative impact on her health and life, so he forbade her from doing so. His judgment was correct to an extent because Charlotte was much involved in her work and had forgotten how to pay attention to her family, home and her own health. Such a habit was obviously hindering her recovery.
Question: What evidence does the story provide to explain the narrator’s present state?
Answer: Despite the fact that Charlotte’s recovery was being delayed due to her too much involvement in writing, she came up with remarkable stories and books. Today, she is famous for her depiction of women’s problems in ancient times. If she had stopped writing, she could ne...