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1Exploring the Themes of Isolation, Subordination, and Change inThe Yellow WallpaperandA Rose for EmilyDiscuss the themes of female subordination and isolation in Charlotte Perkins Gilman’sTheYellow Wallpaperand William Faulkner’sA Rose for Emily. How do the protagonists in bothstories experience and react to their oppressive environments, and what role do these themes playin the development of their characters? Compare and contrast the two stories in terms of theirexploration of women's roles in society, using specific examples from the texts.Word count requirement:800-1000 words

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