The Wife's Story

**Please answer this question after reading the attached short story “The Wife’s Story” using the following “requirements”.
At what point did you realize that this story was not what it seemed? What specific moments in the text first revealed that Le Guin had turned things upside down?
Requirements:
1. Copy and paste the question at the first of your response.
2. Must be at least 100 words long and must not exceed 175 words.
3. **Elaborate on the question, do not just answer with a short response.
4. Do Not retell the story.
5. State your opinion and support it with evidence.
6. You must include a quote from the story and explain its significance.
7. Use quotes and specific details to support your opinion. Include an in-text citation for each quote. Type this at the end of the sentence that contains the quoted words.
8. Quotes must be short (a word, phrase, or portion of a line). Avoid quoting an entire sentence.
9. Quoted material does NOT necessarily have to be SPOKEN by a character in the story. Quoted material is anything you copy exactly from the story.
10. NO dumped quotes! Introduce your quote with your own words or incorporate the quoted material into your sentence.
11. Abbreviations are not allowed (LOL, OMG); proper punctuation is required. Indecipherable postings will be removed from Discussion Boards, and you will not receive credit for the ones I remove.
12. Assignment should be formatted as a well-developed paragraph (or paragraphs), supported by the text. Include a parenthetical citation at the end of each sentence that contains quoted material.
**No cover page needed.