Why might Charlotte Perkins Gilman have written "The Yellow Wallpaper" in the first-person point of view?
A.
Gilman wanted to depict a woman’s mental breakdown naturally and objectively.
B.
Gilman wanted to appeal to her male audience to treat their wives with more respect.
C.
Gilman wanted to show a mental breakdown through the eyes of the sufferer’s loved ones.
D.
Gilman wanted to illustrate to her readers how the rest cure could seriously damage a person.

Question

Why might Charlotte Perkins Gilman have written "The Yellow Wallpaper" in the first-person point of view?
A. 
Gilman wanted to depict a woman’s mental breakdown naturally and objectively.
B. 
Gilman wanted to appeal to her male audience to treat their wives with more respect.
C. 
Gilman wanted to show a mental breakdown through the eyes of the sufferer’s loved ones.
D. 
Gilman wanted to illustrate to her readers how the rest cure could seriously damage a person.

Hoodmemes · Answer

It took a while for me to gather enough information on this novel in general.

But by the way its looking it seems as if the person that was going through this treatment called "resting cure" before any actually new (working/curing) treatments,looks as if she mainly talking about how the it didn't work-and caused her more pain.

Resting cure is basically just resting to avoid stimulating activity of the mental illness called "depression" most ppl back then thought it was the only cure.

With this being said I think she wrote it in first person to truly talk about how it (resting cure) harmed her all through her point of view.

With this being said u can cross off answer option A and B bc that has almost nothing to do with the point the novel is truly trying to get across.

This leaves answer option C and D which do u think is correct and why?