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Parental Aid In The Yellow Wallpaper

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THESIS STATEMENTS

For an effective thesis statement, include the following:
• Message/Theme (universal statement of truth),
• Attitude of the author towards the theme,
• Supportability or process

Through imagery and metaphors, Hawthorne encourages parental aid in increasing children’s imaginations.

In "The Yellow Wallpaper," Charlotte Perkins Gilman suggests through characterization that even if a practical husband is lovingly motivated when he imprisons and restrains his wife 's imaginative expression, he may drive her to an exhausted insanity.

In “Gimpel the Fool,” Singer suggests through characterization that those who are called fools, but respond to deceit with belief can expect to find joy in heaven; whereas those who foolishly

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