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While the physicians and men outwardly are patronizing to the female sufferers of mental illness, Gilman suggests that they know in their hearts that something is wrong. She writes I have watched John when he did not know I was looking, , and Ive caught him several times looking at the paper! (1399). She has noticed that even though John refuses to accept the mental illness, he can see that it exists. The narrators mental illness personified as the wallpaper affects John in other ways. She describes the yellow wallpaper as having a color that stains everything it touches, much in the same way that a persons mental illness would affect her loved ones. In fact, the yellow wallpaper also has a bad smell that permeates the entire house, making it difficult for anybody not to be affected by it. mThe yellow wallpaper continuously drives the woman insane, and she decides to sleep during the day and stay up overnight to gaze at it. In her imagination, she believes that the yellow wallpaper will come buzzing, and the arrangements of the wallpaper adjust and interchange. She then begins to imagine a woman changing the designs in the wallpaper and watching her. 'There is a recurrent spot where the pattern lolls like a broken neck and two bulbous eyes stare at you upside down (Perkins 3). She explains how the wallpaper is getting in her nerves day in, and through her imagination, she believes in the wallpaper there is a woman. Her imagination is making her mental health situation worse than it should be. Her husband thought that putting her in a 'rest cure' would make her situation better, but her imagination is making the situation worse than it should be.