After Robert’s ignition of Edna’s flame, Mademoiselle Reisz attempted to keep Edna inspired to be individualistic. With these inspirations playing an integral role in her awakening, Edna lacks a reason for abandoning society. Therefore, Edna begins spending less time discussing life with Adele and shifts her attention to those deemed unacceptable by society. When Leonce examines the list of Edna’s callers he responds with “Mrs. James Highcamp. Hugh! The less you have to do with Mrs. Highcamp, the better” (Chopin 49). However, Edna no longer respects her husband’s wishes and persists on spending time with Alcée and Mrs. Highcamp, who lure Edna into the rebellious rule breaking side of Creole society. These citizens hold no high recognition, but nonetheless remain a part of society. Therefore, Edna becomes a part of the outcast society instead of removing herself from