The Character of Mademoiselle Reisz in The Awakening

Character of Miss · Rice in "Awakening" Because she tends to tramplitude self-stated temperament and the rights of others, she got stuck, she is no longer young, and I quarrel with almost everyone "(25) That Kate Chopin It is a way to incorporate the role of Mismorez into her novel "Awakening". Because she resembles Mrs Pontelie, she can represent the path that Mrs Pontelie may have traveled, if she survived.

Mademoiselle Reisz - Mademoiselle Reisz is probably the most influential person in the awakening of Edna. She is not married and has no children. She devoted her life to her passion, music. She is a talented pianist, a little hermit, representing independence and freedom, and Edna's muse. When Edna began to actively pursue personal independence, she looked for a company of Misleys. Miss, if she wants to be an artist, warned Edna that she had to be brave - the artist must have a brave and provocative soul. Only Miss Rice knows the love between Robert and Edna, she is the true friend of Edna. Mademoiselle Reisz is also a member of Adèle Ratignolle, a close friend of Edna in the late nineteenth century.

Miss Reis of "Awakening" seems to be relatively unimportant, but she has great influence on Edna. Mademoiselle Rice is one of the only characters in a novel that can understand the true character of Edna. Reisz motivated Edna to have "a brave soul to make me angry" (63). Mademoiselle Reisz influences Edna by playing shelter. When Edna gets bored, she will hunt "Miss Mary's" (58). When Edna returned to town, she was obliged to visit Madhya Shell Rice. When she visited Miss Reisz, her boredom was canceled by Reisz 's music and Rob' s letter to Reisz 's letter. When Mademoiselle Reisz played music, Edna "lost himself" (64). Mademoiselle Rice made him happy because he allowed him to read Robert's letter. When Mademoiselle Raise showed these letters to Edna, Edna's "Eye full of joy" (80)

Mademoiselle Rice is the most influential person in the awakening of Edna. She spent her life on her passion for music, not her husband. Mademoiselle Reisz represents Edna's hard work of freedom of independence and freedom, allowing Edna to fully trust and trust her. If she continues her independent life, lives alone, and further enhances her artistic passion and libido, she shows somehow what kind of person has become Edna. A woman reading this novel can not do anything, as Edna is trapped in a society dominated by men and passive women. She strives for independence and living, she can be truly happy, but that is not that good. In the "awakening" time environment, women have little rights - they can not vote, they have little independence, and they are satisfied to accept the domestic position.