There is articulation necessary because it can be helpful to her in identifying the position that she should be in. The bird imagery has figurative convention with relevance to the opening lines of Kate’s The Awakening as a parrot that is trained has been defined with articulating words that it can’t understand. Edna is moving from her position that is like a parrot as a woman that is acculturated when control and awareness regarding the conditions she is in unfold. She has been figured in terms of varying animals, and these assumptions are lending a deterministic caster to her plight. Her instincts are guiding her and it cannot resist her predetermined development, which has great contributions to her failure to articulate. Figuring the
