Comparing The Voice In Shirley Jackson's The Haunting Of Hill House

A recurring _____ of life has been the way that a group of people has been silenced by an opposing group of people. There has been progressing in the more recent years, however, there has been a long and hard fight for the respect and acceptance of having a voice. Shirley Jackson’s book The Haunting of Hill House is filled with multiple segments that incorporate a woman's voice being seen as less. A connection between the voice of someone's imprisonment

Eleanor is a woman who is so used to being a caregiver and so the house began using her natural instincts against herself. On page 120, Eleanor explains she and Theodore are laying on a bed holding hands in the dark while listening to a small child call out for help. In the beginning of the