Ursula Le Guin: Short Stories

The Wife's Story

At what point did you realize that this story was not what it seemed? What specific moments in the text first revealed that Le Guin had turned things upside-down?

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The town claiming that there was something in her husband’s blood, just as it had been in his father’s blood made me think something was strange.

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