Lithium Chapter 2 Days later I was sat anxiously waiting in the uncomfortable plastic chairs of my

He turned to me with those startling brown eyes of his.Smiling faintly, he gently touched my arm.

Layers of paint all but removed any texture the wall once had, and she focused on the color. Mint green--no--sea foam green. Why were public restrooms always painted sea foam green? Crazy, random thoughts entered her mind and she welcomed them. Hadn’t she read somewhere that light green and pink hues were supposed to be calming? Psychologically, the tones were used in prisons to calm inmates...and schools. The Pepto-Bismol pink walls of the laboratory in the small Catholic school she attended as a child. But here, in this refurbished old courthouse, the combination of the color and stench of sterile disinfectant permeating the air was

Unfortunately the discomfort for the narrator and myself did not stop here. The narrator’s obsession with the yellow wallpaper lead her to analyze and really observe the aspects of the wallpaper. She states “I never saw a worse paper in my life” (book pg 153). She goes into a further description saying the wallpaper is dull, constantly irritate, and provokes study (book pg 153). The color yellow is an important element because after all it is the color of the wallpaper. When I think of yellow I think a radiant warm sun, also as a joyful happy

It is also in this bedroom that she is met with the infamous yellow wallpaper. Paula A. Treichler, of the University of Illinois, explains that the yellow wallpaper, “... represent(s) (among other things) the ‘pattern’ which underlies

Glancing down at my pager, I read the room number for the seventh time before looking back up, confused.

In “The Yellow Wallpaper” the narrator and protagonist of the story, who does not have a name, is mentally ill and leaves her illness in the hands of her physician husband, John. To help cure her illness, John takes her to this luxurious house away from human interaction in which she is put in a room. The first thing she notices about the room is the yellow wallpaper. Automatically, she sees the wallpaper and is disgusted by the color. She illustrates the wallpaper for the readers,

“It’s okay, same here, I like your shirt by the way,” I looked down to see that she had just complimented the same old Jonas Brothers shirt I’ve been wearing for 2 years now. “That’s my favorite band!”

Throughout all of my life, people have told me I have beautiful eyes. I simply blinked the cocoa brown orbs, smiling back at them.

The mood is radically different than in the bathroom views", Simmons, L. 2011).In the year 1978, Simmons started shooting the figures in a doll house in a color, to generate the Early Color Interiors sequence. At the same time, color photography was more generally linked with the artifice of the commercial photography whilst black and white was professed to be more straightforward (Nelson, V. 2012).

"Well I got it from a store in Nashville, and i can buy or give you this one if you want." I told her.

When I went in and sat down, I waited for Dr. Stanpole to call me. As I looked around to try and distract myself. Immediately I heard the footsteps of the nurses running past me like a horse in a race. I was confused, then got up from the bench and tapped one of the nurses passing by and queried "What's going on and why is everyone in such a hurry?". She passed me like if I wasn't even there so meanwhile I decided to wait here until I saw Dr. Stanpole coming. I asked him while hesitating, "What's going on, but mainly how's

The Yellow Wallpaper is a story about a woman with a mental illness whose husband believes in order for her to get better she needs to avoid emotions and stay in a room. The author of the story describes the room she is staying in as having bars in the walls to reveal that she is trapped in her life by her controlling husband. When the Yellow Wallpaper’s author describes the room, she uses lots of creepy details and explains how the wallpaper bothers her. When the lady asks her husband to change the wallpaper, he replies, “After the wallpaper was changed it would be the heavy bedstead, and then the barred windows, and then that gate at the head of the stairs” (Gilman 599). These details contribute to her being trapped in the room

The first sentence of “The Yellow Wallpaper” gives insight to the setting of the story and essential

Since I had such an amazing rest last night when I looked at the submarines and battleships docked the didn’t seem scary anymore, my sleep must’ve cleared my head. Instead of just looking at the colossal ships through the mess hall window I decided to actually go outside. I leaned my forearms on the railing. The cool sea mist wasted across my face. The awakening sun was becoming bright in the sky as the clouds separated. A brown pelican watched me nearby. It stared at me as if I was going to feed it. I didn’t want it to get any ideas so I decided to head towards the ophthalmologist’s office. The fluorescent lights in the corridor were ever so welcoming today. The white tile floor reflected some of the light off them. Everything was polished and pristine in this hallway like a regular doctor’s office back in America is. The distinct smell of clean that fills every exam room flys past my nose as I approach the door. The handle is shiny and cold to the touch. I open the door and get a sincere welcome from the man who is about to test me. He instructs me to take a seat in the chair. Once again he pulls out extremely similar pictures to the previous sets I was shown yesterday and the day before. He asks me questions like which square is darkest, which square is lightest, and others similar to those. Every time I said an answer he gave me a satisfying mm-hmm. I am on the last question and answer

She looked around. Nobody was there. She looked in the next aisle. Was he here? No, I was late.