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Quote She writhed with a jealous pang She dered when he would come back He had not said he would come back She had been wit him had heard his voice and touched his hand But some way he had seemed neared to her off there in Mexico Chapter pg Quote She put her hand up to his face and pressed his cheek against her own The action was full of love and tenderness He sought her lips again Then he drew her down upon the sofa beside him and held her hand in both of his Chapter pg

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Quote Her seductive voice together with his great love for her had enthralled his sense had deprived him of every impulse but the longing to hold her and keep her Chapter pg Quote I love you Goodby because I love you Chapter pg Quote The water of the Gulf stretched out before her gleaming with the lights of the sun The voice of the sea is seductive never ceasing whispering clamoring murmuring inviting the soul to wander n abysses of

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solitude All along the white beach up and down there was no living thing in sight A bird with a broken g was beating the air above reeling fluttering circling disabled down down to the water Chapter pg Quote She looked into the distance and the old terror flamed up for an instant then sank again Edna heard her fathers voice and her sister Margarets She heard the barking of an old dog that was chained to the sycamore tree The spurs of the cavalry officer clanged as he walked across the porch There was the hum of bees and the musky odor of pinks filled the air Chapter pg The Awakening Topic Tracking Feminism Femininity and Independence Feminism When Leonce looks at his sun burned wife as a piece of his property that has been damaged he is demonstrating male chauvinism at its height According to him she has no independence no personal selffulfillment and must only live for him Feminism Leonce believes that Edna is not performing her womanly duties and is an irresponsible mother He believes women must tend to their ren household duties and their husbands alone So when Edna begins to show signs of independence he erupts with frustration and anger

Feminism Adele Ratignolle embodies everything about femininity and womanhood of the last century She is devoted to her husband who adores her gives birth every two years and adorns herself with lavish clothing and jewelry She depends on her family not herself and is notable for her beauty Feminism Adele knows the strength of her own femininity and warns Robert not to play with the somewhat primitive sense of feminism that Edna possesses Adele can flirt and play coquettishly with Robert but worries that Edna can only do so if sincere She worries that her fellow female friend may get hurt by a relationship with Robert Feminism Ednas venture into the deep ocean waves at night after the Ratignolles party seems a stroke of independence She displays her new talent in front of her friends and undertakes it on her own Everyone watches her swim into new unknown territory in the water and also in her soul for she is now awakening to her independence and female capabilities aside from simply cleaning cooking and rearing Feminism Edna stands up to Leonce later the same night of her groundbreaking swim She says no to him and will not follow him inside This lack of obedience angers him She has awakened from a nap and it seems also a dependent life that she hopes to leave behind as well Feminism When Robert informs Edna that he is leaving for Mexico she feels suffocated and hurt as if she is dependent upon Robert for her livelihood and happiness Whatever independence she feels she may have awakened to it seems unimportant and irrelevant without Robert Feminism Edna claims that she will not be the typical female of the time and give up her entire world her entire self and soul for her ren She will give her life but not her soul Mademoiselle Reisz is shocked to hear this from a mother but in a sense understands Edna thinks of her self and her soul independently of her family Feminism After Leonce yells at Edna for not acting like the typical female wife she explodes in a silent uprising of her own She cries breaks a glass and stomps on her wedding ring This behavior is not that of a dependent dainty wife Instead it is a picture of a woman awakening to her unique femininity and foresight of independence Feminism Edna increasingly acts according to her own personal desires with little to no regard to Leonces wishes She goes outside alone visits friends alone and ultimately frustrates her husband Leonce has difficulty dealing with his wifes new independent nature and thinks her to be mentally unstable Feminism Leonce is so frustrated and confused by his wifes new actions that he visits his family doctor Dr Mandelet for advice and aid Dr Mandelet claims to have discovered nothing extraordinarily new on Ednas condition He just relates the fact that women are a complicated and confusing species He believes that Edna is just in a bizarre mood and that it is certain to pass