Lost Habits

Edna is now becoming completely alienated from her husband and smashing her marriage apart in the process. A strong part was her refusing the invitation from her husband afterward with the excuse of wanting to work. Though this should be a valid excuse, she never really "works" but instead goes to her friend's house for art lessons. This is the moment where she is doing everything she can to distract herself from the man that may ruin her life. But there are certain things happening automatically that will not allow a that distraction. She finds that she can't stop thinking about Robert, and the like of time spent with her husband are the two strong pieces that refuse to let her go. In order to get things back in order, she must change back to her old habits. But it won't matter whether she puts strong efforts into changing but whether or not she will at the end of the day. Habits are the base of what people do and if she simply can't get it fixed, there will be a number of things that will go wrong in very soon.

This is the sort of story that has been played over and over when it comes to any sort of relationship. The woman falls in love with another man and has no other alternative but to run away from that feeling or get trapped in a world she does not belong in and will bring nothing but more conflict and more damage. But that is the danger in not being able to change habits. They must be able to fit into the status quo of the society to make things run smoothly. Otherwise, things happen. Edna may not be able to go back to her old life after this.