which would save it, time and again, whereas if I had the whole say, I would be dead in a flash. I would simply have to ambush it with whatever sense I had left, or it would trap me in its stupid cage for fifty years without any sense at all (Plath 159). This quotation seems particularly profound, for now the reader learns that in addition to the bell jar, Esther’s body is confining her in ways she cannot control. Esther becomes a victim to Horner 3 herself, not only to her disease, but to her body’s natural tendencies toward survival…
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