e such words to characterize Arobin, who becomes her lover late in the story, nor does she use such words to characterize Robert, the companion that she longs for and loves the most. It is an overwhelming foreshadow, even seventeen pages into the book that the only passion in Edna's life revealed thus far comes from the embrace of the sea.
             Further on in the reading, Edna exposes that there is another way to awaken the passion inside her. Mademoiselle Reisz or Madame Ratignolle stir this passion with their piano playing. Edna mentions two moments that foreshadow her connection with the s
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