Seeing Eye's Interpretive paper

Seeing Eye's I stand here ironing, and what you have asked me moves tormented back and forth with the iron" (McQuade 73). Emily's mother was asked by what seems to be a therapist, if she could help them understand her daughter because she needed help (73). I think the real reason her mother is tormented, is because she knows that Emily has potential and she has not seen or done anything about it, Emily's beauty and talents …

…way that Emily was raised affect the way she is at the end of the story? I think that if no one ever gave her the chance to succeed, she would think that she couldn't succeed. That would affect the way anyone's life will go in a negative direction. If your life was viewed through eyes that did not see your true self, with all your beauty and talent, how would that affect your life?