Sylvia Plath lived in a time when once a woman married, she was expected to abandon all her career ambitions and become a housewife for her husband. A young woman was expected to marry a rich and successful man, even if she didn't truly love him. Everything a woman did was for status in society. Plath, often considered a feminist today, had faced these issues in her life and they had even led to her becoming clinically depressed. She had ideas of her own, like becoming a famous poet or even becoming an editor and she didn't want to give it all up for one man. Writing was his passion and when he wrote, his life became a compelling story. His writing was influenced by major events in his life, such as his early adolescence, the time right after college, and __________. Born on October 27, 1932 in Boston, Massachusetts, Plath _______Her interest in writing emerged at a young age. When Plath was in high school, her talent for writing was recognized and she was editor of her school newspaper. She also had the privilege of having a story she wrote published...