Both Robert and Edna are in love with each other, and both know that with the societal constraints that a romance

Edna Pontellier underwent a spiritual awakening. It was achieved through the endless physical sleep of death. In the case of The Awakening, the title itself relates the central idea of the novel. Edna's spiritual awakening is significant because everything else in the work is working towards that goal. Edna cannot have anything she desires in this world, and therefore removed herself from it in a final "awakening" of her soul.

could never be possible. Still with the combination of Mademoiselle Reisz's music and a newfound love for Robert, Edna starts the "Awakening." An amazing transformation takes place in Edna throughout the course of a few months. The people with whom she interacts and the culture in which she is submersed play a significant role in her "awakening." Edna is able to break away from the restraining world of Adele and Leonce in which she will never find her place. Stirred by the magic and intrigue of Mademoiselle Reisz's world, sh

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Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)