Q Much late 19th/early 20th century American fiction, such as “Daisy Miller: A Study,” “A New England Nun,” “The Storm,” “The Yellow Wallpaper,” and “The Other Two,” portrays women who feel constrained by prevailing social conventions regarding marriage. For any three of these works, discuss how marriage restricts personal freedom and fulfillment, and the central female character’s response to these limitations. Comment on whether she succeeds in reconciling freedom and marriage or must choose between the two.