The Yellow Wallpaper is a story written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman about a woman who is suffering from depression and is on the road to recovery. The woman is prescribed to do a “rest cure” by her doctor, which she does for three months. The “rest cure” requires her to be secluded from everything and to strictly relax. During those three months, she goes mad and starts to see the woman in the wall. The woman in the wall starts to talk to the woman in the story and the woman in the story starts to question everything. At the end of the story, John sees how much worse she got and faints in shock. The woman in the story then crawls over his body and