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    short story‚ “The Story of an Hour”. She uses a pathetic appeal to invoke her audience’s emotions. She emphasizes certain emotions to get her readers to actually feel what it is like to be relieved of being trapped in a marriage where you do not have your own free will. “The Story of an Hour” is similar to the personal experience of Chopin’s mother‚ Eliza O’Flaherty. In the book “Unveiling Kate Chopin” written by Emily Toth‚ she writes that ““The Story of an Hour” can be read as the story of Eliza

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    literary style focuses on the details of actual life‚ and strives for detailed‚ realistic‚ and factual description. “The Story of an Hour‚” written by Kate Chopin‚ is a perfect depiction of realism. This short story presents the reality of society‚ woman‚ and marriage in 1900’s. The author uses characterization‚ conflict‚ and theme to make the story a piece of realism. In the story‚ Chopin cleverly uses conflicts to illustrate realism. Mrs. Mallard is informed about her husband’s death. However‚ she

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    Kate Chopin’s “Story of an Hour” Finding happiness is most people’s ultimate goal in life. In “Story of an Hour‚” Kate Chopin uses irony to emphasize the distress of women with their lives and in their marriages during this time period. In the 1800’s‚ women felt oppressed by men‚ yet they were very dependent on them at the same time. Like Mrs. Mallard‚ women had a desire for freedom and living their life for themselves‚ but this was looked down upon and very abnormal in that time. With the news

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    The Story of an Hour‚ written by Kate Chopin‚ is dramatic story of the taste of freedom. The social context of the story gives the reader a glimpse into the eyes of an average woman back in the nineteenth century. The plot is furthered through the symbols that are in the description of the character and setting. This woman‚ Mrs Mallard‚ is seen as a deceitful woman if seen through the scope of the twenty first century. The Story of an Hour accurately portrays the difficulties of being a wife in the

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    created a sinister tone in their short stories you have studied? Tone is of great significance to the storyline as it portrays the reader’s attitude while expressing the genre. Tony Hunter’s ‘Listen to the End’ and Roald Dahl’s ‘The Landlady’ both guide the audience through their violent and mysterious stories that begin with a powerless main character on a dark‚ shivering evening. However‚ through varying and distinctive techniques‚ the two short stories differ notably in terms of setting‚ characterisation

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    The Story of an Hour Janet Murphy ENG 125 Introduction to Literature Instructor Jennifer Thompson June 16‚ 2014 The literary work being discussed is The Story of an Hour. It was written by Kate Chopin in 1894. Mrs. Mallard is portrayed as a typical nineteenth-century wife‚ one who is weak and submissive who changes into an independent‚ confident person who believes herself freed by her husband ’s death. This story deals with the theme of a woman’s loss of identity in marriage and how

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    The Story of an Hour Women freedom in Marriage In Kate Chopin’s 1894 story “The Story of an Hour” Mrs. Malloard is shocked because of her husband death news‚ and it turns out with the excitement of her future freedom. Chopin reflects how women are controlled by their husbands because of that Mrs. Mallard feels happiness when she hears her husband death news. Then‚ the story ends with unexpected situation which is her husband come back home alive‚ and her happiness

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    #1 In the short stories by Ray Bradbury‚ “The Veldt” and “The Fog Horn” plot‚ theme and characterization intertwine. The personas of each character help drive the plot and theme within each story. This is important because the characters are the personality of the story and are needed to propel the plot‚ along with keeping the reader engaged especially‚ with the suspense their dialogue provides. Within “The Fog Horn” the author uses the major character McDunn to tell the story. By doing this the

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    “The Story of an Hour‚” written by Kate Chopin‚ is set in the last decade of the 19th century. In the story‚ a woman‚ Louise Mallard‚ learns of her husband’s death in a rail accident from a close friend. As the story develops‚ Mrs. Mallard copes with her husband’s death in many ways. The setting and time period of the story affect the reader much more than any of the other elements of fiction‚ and life in the 1890s was drastically different than the life we know today. Therefore‚ if it is not understood

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    Throughout the different stories we have read‚ you get the feeling that a lot of the characters are different. Whether it be in their personality or their beliefs. In these stories‚ people have to except others even if they don’t agree with them‚ in order to achieve a common goal or satisfy others. The characters do not always do this in the stories but it is necessary for them to do so. In the story “The Interlopers"‚ the two men have been raised in their families to hate the other

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