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In "The Chrysanthemums," John Steinbeck portays Elisa Allen, the wife, as a person trying to break out of her traditional, mediocre lifestyle through incidents with her controlling, poker-faced husband, a craggy potter, and herself. In a world where men are dominate figures Elisa lives with emasculate qualities hidden by her husbend and a wardrobe ( Read more... )

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