In "The Yellow Wallpaper," the narrator holds the most power through her journey of rebellion and empowerment.
The narrator has the most power in "The Yellow Wallpaper." Despite being confined and oppressed by societal expectations and her husband, the narrator gains power through her growing awareness and rebellion against her circumstances.
Throughout the story, the narrator's descent into madness is a manifestation of her internal struggle for autonomy and self-expression, ultimately culminating in her empowered act of liberation.
By the end of the story, the narrator's agency and control over her own life overshadow any perceived power held by other characters, emphasizing the theme of individual empowerment.
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