Edna and the women of The Awak

most disagreeable and unpopular women" in town. Seen as an unattractive, eccentric, and petulant woman, the Creole society shunned her. Despite her social standings, Mlle. Reisz's artistic talent and bohemian-like lifestyle intrigued Edna Pontellier. A true musician whose only passion was to play for the arts, and not for other's satisfaction, Mlle Reisz, was forced to endure a life of social isolation. "To be an artist includes much; one must possess many gifts, absolute gifts, which have not b
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