What excerpt from The Awakening best illustrates the idea that Edna is losing control of her life?

The scene where Edna learns to swim symbolizes her loss of control. As she gives in to the water and lets it carry her, she experiences a sense of freedom and abandon that contrasts with her usual restraint, hinting at her journey towards self-discovery and breaking societal norms. This loss of control ultimately leads Edna to question her place in the world and her own desires.