What are your thoughts and questions on “The Yellow Wallpaper,” especially concerning setting? Think not only about when and where the story takes place, but also how the setting is important in other ways as you read “The Yellow Wallpaper.”Second Page = What is significant about the yellow wallpaper to the narrator? Why does she become obsessed with it? How is it described? What might it symbolize?Third Page = According to the section on “Feminist Criticism” from your text, “Feminist criticism derives from a critique of a history of oppression, in this case the history of women’s inequality.” Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper”is often pointed to by critics as one of the most powerful stories displaying a feminist critique of a patriarchal (male-dominated/male-goverened) society. Where do we see this in the story? How does Gilman depict men and women, their relationships, and dynamic? How might the story be seen as a feminist critique?