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    Kate once qouted approvingly‚that there should be an eleventh commandement-thou shalt not preach‚a commandment she obeyed throughout her work.She wrote a particular truth woithout judgement or censure.The Story of an Hour is one such piece of work‚a short story about a Mrs Mallard.The story isnt didactic‚and in its simplicity‚may not seem so heavily imbued with meaning‚much less a social critique.However‚heaviliy loaded with simbolism‚an alert reader will notice how Kate cleverly brings to fore

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    English 102 09‚ February 2012 Freedom and Confinement In “The Story of an Hour”‚ Kate Chopin showed how even the news of someone else’s death‚ if told the wrong way‚ can be lethal. Louis Mallard was described as a woman who has heart troubles. Louis’s sister told her‚ her husband has died in a railroad disaster. At first Louis was overwhelmed with sadness and despair‚ but after crying for some time‚ she begins to imagine the years ahead; on her own without anyone to oppress her. She is overjoyed

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    The Story of an Hour‚ like other works by Kate Chopin‚ is one with many twists‚ hidden meanings‚ symbolism and irony. Kate Chopin always seems to have a surprise for her readers. I believe irony is shown throughout Kate Chopin’s The Story of an Hour through Mrs. Mallard’s reaction to her husband’s death‚ Josephine’s concern for Mrs. Mallard when she locked herself in her room and with the twist at the end of the story. When Louise Mallard was told that her husband Brently Mallard has been killed

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    In a handful of the reader’s time‚ Chopin is able to bring out a countless amount of themes in her short story “The Story on an Hour”‚ that are not only controversial‚ but fairly ahead of her time. Chopin uses her story to represent a negative view of marriage by presenting the reader with a protagonist who is clearly burdened by emotional struggles when she becomes a wife. Devastated by the sudden news regarding M. Mallard‚ Louise excuses herself and immediately runs to her bedroom where we see

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    Response #2 In “The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin‚ there are many literary elements that make it very diverse from most short storied about a husband and wife. The author uses similes‚ metaphors‚ and much irony throughout the story that gives it the strange but interesting meaning it portrays. The literary terms in this story allow the reader to feel the emotion of the character‚ and the irony enhances the bitter-sweetness of the ending. This short story is about an hour in the life of the

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     Compare and Contrast of The Story of an Hour & The Necklace LIT 125 Introduction to Literature The Story of an Hour & The Necklace Marriage takes great selfness from a couple to succeed creating a happy fulfilling life together. Unfortunately‚ some couples do not succeed on molding a happy union. In this essay we will compare and contrast two great stories The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant and The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin. “The Necklace"

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    are Trifles (written by Susan Glaspell) and The Story of an Hour (written by Kate Chopin). I chose to compare The Story of an Hour with Trifles because The Story of an Hour had an interesting twist and I could see that deep‚ intricate thought was put into it. This research paper will examine the similarities and the differences between these two bodies of work. Since both are feminist works of literature‚ spotting similarities

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    For Hours and Hours and Hours “Its all your fault‚ don’t deny it.” he was calm collected and obviously aware of the victory to come. “No... I did nothing‚” my sister yelled at him‚ oblivious to how childish she sounded‚ rage was hidden in her voice. Honestly I don’t know why she stays with him‚ they argue when nothing is wrong. He can’t even support himself‚ I don’t know why she tolerates him forgetting dates and birthdays. She could do so much better‚ but I guess shes afraid to lose him.

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    The story is narrated in a first person point of view by a puppy who speaks about his mother. He only states his opinion on her at the very end. His mother is the center of his attention throughout the narration and he rarely says things such as " of course i said nothing " to address himself. We do not learn his name or if he believed his mother was in the wrong. He only defends her at the end of the passage showing a small spark of an opinion towards her. 2. The puppy who narrates the story is

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    While reading a story‚ character development helps the reader to visualize the story by engaging in the lives of the characters. By doing so‚ the character undergoes a change in attitude during a period of time. Kate Chopin is an American author who wrote stories on independent women. In The Story of an Hour Chopin introduces Louise Mallard‚ a young woman who believes that her husband is dead. However as many woman would have been devastated by the news‚ Louise “did not hear the story as many women

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