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This paper analyzes Carol Shields' The Stone Diaries represents about Ageing. The study sparks an attempt to investigate aging with the support of gender, as aging is necessarily more aggressive for women than for males, in an effort to expose society's ageism attitudes toward its Patriarch. This study reveals how the elderly are portrayed as nothing more than an aged body that is similarly genderless. The study also gazes at Daisy, the protagonist who is older and who has become lost in the story even though the book focuses on a story within a story. Her hyper-visible aging body retains herself in continuous submersion. The only characteristics that the world observes her Sagging skin and wrinkling. While her identity and perception is either disregarded or regarded. The Stone Diaries is a fictional narrative pursue Daisy is spinning life, but this paper attempts to inhabit it with her. Whilst a result, Daisy develops her life narrative, her presence generates her story, which finally begins to push Daisy to the foreground to the point that she is completely overwhelmed by it and dies in a Florida nursing home. The story's most overt display of ageism occurs when her death gives relief for her family. Daisy was a Mother, Grandmother, Aunt, Wife, and Widow over her life, when she died; she was merely an old woman.