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Story of an Hour Analysis

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April 14, 2017

 

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Mallard is overcome with a feeling of emptiness and retreats to her room. Mrs. Mallard sits in a chair facing the window and begins to reflect. This chair and window would become a type of threshold for Mrs. Mallard, allowing her to move on in her life. Out of the dark sky comes one of the most important pieces of information in the story...
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Mallard, allowing her to move on in her life. Out of the dark sky comes one of the most important pieces of information in the story. Mrs. Mallard feels overcome by a force and in a way, almost possessed. She can’t help but whisper the words, “Free, free, free!” At first, Chopin does not clearly explain why a woman who lost her husband is uncontrollably whispering free repetitively, but soon after, she makes it clear...
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