Character Analysis: Elisa Allen

John Steinbeck's idea is very attractive. He not only makes people think of his work but also makes them think about several scenes through his story. When I see this story, you will feel that this woman Elisa Allen is a woman who is very dissatisfied with her life. Elisa's only satisfying life is in her garden with her "chrysanthemum family". Elysa is very resentful in her whole life. She does not like being trapped in a farm.

The analysis of the role of Elisa Allen by John Steinbeck 's "The Chrysanthemums" captures the day of a woman' s life enthusiastic about living a more fulfilling life. Elisa was first drawn as a woman whose work exceeded her ability. Over time, strangers easily entered into their lives, filled with hope for change and excitement through the operation of words. When Elisa finally realized that she had gotten used to it, we learned that these new discoveries' hopes were overwhelmed.

Represent the souls of all women. Alice Allen stands for women's equal ideals and inevitable failures from the men's point of view. Chrysanthemum and Alice Allen conveyed the women's rights movement; like Elisa Allen her limited life is different from all social and sexual pleasures as women do. Elisa Allen is leaning towards a wonderful chrysanthemum. Both the chrysanthemum and Erisa were closed in the surrounding town with "Mist of high gray flannel" (246), but it was also cut off by "Barbed wire" (247). Elisa has a special focus on the flowers to make the flowers stronger; she also has only one so invasive as "grasshopper", "ladybug", "snail" or "land tiger" Protect them from pests Can destroy the whole crop. Her husband does not care much about the garden

Alisa Allen - a 35 year old woman. I live on a ranch crossing the Salinas River with my husband, Henry. Elisa is said to be "thin and strong" face and eyes are transparent like water. When she is wearing gardening clothes, she looks like a stature person. Elisa usually spends her time in the garden and takes care of her chrysanthemum. The whole story refers to the chrysanthemum, it can be seen as a symbol of Elisa. The stalk of the chrysanthemum is long, strong and strong, symbolizing the masculinity of Elisa. However, the flowers themselves represent delicate and soft, feminine parts of Elisa. The strong and beautiful contradiction of the chrysanthemum reflects the way Elisa became an exceptional woman for men and women. When Elisa saw the flowers in the middle of the road, when the bowl disappeared, I found this to be true. She was hurt by this discovery as if she were a flower