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Elisa In The Chrysanthems

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Jack Canfield once said “Everything you want is on the other side of fear.” Many people are too scared to go and get what they want. Elisa from The Chrysanthems is a good example she wants to be able to do whatever she wants but she is too scared to tell anyone or even go out and do it. Elisa wants to go watch the fights and she wants to do other things than just play in her garden. Elisa is struggling to find what she really wants to because she is so scared to break the chains of society and do what she wants. Elisa had met man with a little shop out of his wagon after she saw what he does he told her that “this kind of life is harsh for women.” She did not agree with him but she did not say anything and she just sent him on his way. If

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