I hereby declare my 15-page research paper finished.
And I am welcoming applause, thank you.
But really, I am so ecstatic to be done. I've exhausted myself over this, taking four weeks to research, annotate, and write a rough draft. For those who are interested, I wrote on "Female Identity and the Subversion of the Male Gaze in Ethan Frome." In layman's terms, what does a book in which a female author who employs a male narrator say about the female characters' identity? Add to the mix that a third female character actually gives the most true telling of the story at the end and the male narrator disappears into the literary biosphere, and I figured I had a pretty good argument that the author undermines the male-biased narrator's vision in order to make obvious his exclusion of the women's story from his telling.
Like I said: whew.
Now on to the next...
