question: The yellow wallpaper is a story about a sick woman who is trying to fight her mental state . The whole story is written in the first point - of - view since we only know what the main character knows and everything is seen from her eyes . The words written are supposed to be some type of journal or a diary she keeps for herself . Every time she is interrupted or some else is coming she stops writing and continues later .
Q: Why are there so many interruptions and gaps in the novel ?

answer: It is written stream of conscious .

question: In times like this , one wonders if one needs a refresher course in systematic theology to try to understand God . One wonders , upon looking at the stacks of theological / Christian books and all related journals in the room ( save for the biography on Kofi Annan and the memoir by Madeline Albright ) , how much does one can ever know about God ? I am not in a state of denial , I am just numbed .
Q: What topic is the narrator interested in reading about ?

answer: Faith .

question: Most others like two short paragraphs explaining why this person warrents an emergency admission . I agree that it is nice to include all the details from your evaluation , but I also agree that the more you write , the less people read . I also got a few BS pages for ward issues . The nurses really wanted me to prescribe ativan or ambien for one patient who they were sure was going to have sleeping issues .
Q: What may be a fact about this person ?

answer:
They work in a hospital .