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Edna's Final Escape
Summary: Throughout Kate Chopin's novel "The Awakening," Edna Pontellier spends her time trying to escape the things in her life, including her husband, her home, her responsibilities to her family, and society's expected role of women. She does not succeed in her efforts until she commits suicide. Edna may have been truthful to her inner self through her suicide, but she was not truthful to her real life and to the people who cared about her.
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