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    “The Story of an Hour” is a short story written by Kate Chopin full of foreshadowing and ironic moments that finishes with an unexpected ending when Louise realizes that her husband Mr. Brently did not die. What the doctors said that killed Louise was the joy of seeing her husband alive‚ however‚ what really killed her was knowing that she would not longer be free. Right away in the first two paragraphs some foreshadowing is shown‚ Louise Mallard “was afflicted with a heart trouble”(par1)‚ and her

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    “The story of an hour” is a short story about the thoughts of a woman after she is told that her husband has died in an accident. It suggests the theme of the oppression in females is woeful and harming them so the situations they are facing should be improved. Firstly‚ after the news of Mr. Mallard’s death is conveyed. The author portrays the view outside the window. At this point Mrs. Mallard starts to have the feeling of free because her husband has died so there is no one will restrict her independence

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    world people are fighting for their own freedom; in the story “ The Story of an Hour‚” you have a woman who finds freedom from her husband. You also have Naheed Mustafa‚ who talks about how she felt wearing her hijab in society. Bob Marley’s quote can be so relatable no matter what type of freedom you are fighting for. Many of us rather die fighting for our freedom‚ than to feel like a prisoner. For instance‚ in the story “The Story of an Hour” you have Mrs. Mallard‚ seeking for her freedom. She seems

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    Armand Made Desiree

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    Janice Adams Mrs. Ericsson AP English Language and Composition A By conforming to the white racial purity that predominated in Southern aristocratic culture‚ Armand Aubigny made Desiree a victim of society. Armand’s actions throughout the story are focused on keeping his family’s name racially pure. What was considered racially pure in the pre-Civil War south? Virginia’s Racial Integrity Act of 1824 shows that the ‘one-drop’ rule was common practice‚ meaning that if someone has any trace of

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    Desiree Alternate Ending

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    John put his PlayStation four controllers away. Than got to his dresser cabinet and slide on a nice-warm jacket. Desiree curiously ask. "Young master‚ did I say something wrong to displease you?" It’s been a very stressful month for John and he has a lot of thought on his mind. "You didn’t say anything wrong‚ Desiree. I have a lot of things on my mind. The last two wish I made didn’t go accordingly. I just need some fresh air and think about my last wish." He left the house‚ without informing anyone

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    expensive wedding clothes‚ the solemn yellow plantation house and the bonfire at end of this story represent the beginning‚ middle and end of Armand and Desiree’s relationship. Firstly‚ the expensive wedding clothes Armand ordered from Paris as a wedding gift for Desiree symbolizes the beginning of their relationship. The gifts represent his love for her and shows readers how happy he was to start a life with Desiree. Armand wanted to spoil his soon-to-be bride and bring her happiness. Their relationship

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    “The Story of an Hour” is falsely displayed as an incredibly sad loss of a husband to a good house wife named Mrs. Mallard whose first name is not important enough to become known. Unfortunately‚ there is more than one side to Mrs. Mallard and the relationship she has with her husband‚ Bentley Mallard. When Mrs. Mallard supposedly lost her husband she was brainstorming the possibilities of life after the death of her abusive and controlling husband just to be disappointed by the return of her so

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    Using examples from their short stories‚ discuss the similarities or differences of Faulkner’s and Chopin’s use of death as a means of resolving conflicts having to do with love. Expressing Love Through Death In the three short stories “a Rose For Emily”‚ “Desiree’s Baby‚ and “The Story of an Hour” death is used respectively as a means of expressing and rebelling against love. The stories‚ set in a post-Confederacy southern town‚ pre-condfederacy plantain‚ and timeless smalltown smerica‚ could

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    Reaction Since I have already read this story as a junior in high school I do not have a very strong reaction to it‚ although I can recall my reaction from when I first read this sad short story. I read this in my AP English class in high school and I had the teacher that stressed how everything had a meaning. Since this skill was already burned into my brain by the time we read this work by Kate Chopin‚ I could easily pick apart and decipher the meaning of this story. I believe that Kate Chopin carefully

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    the story Armand had a different perspective of Desiree‚ for he fell in love with her and didn’t care about anything else. Once they got married and had their baby Armand seemed like the proudest father‚ he became soft and was surprisingly kind to all‚ even the slaves. However‚ over time he seemed to regret he’s previous choices and became pitiable. Armand was a bit more distant towards both he’s wife and child‚ which were he’s motives at one point in the story. However

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