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Before it’s too late, we should give importance and show love to our love ones for we do not know the time or the hour that they will be taken away from us.

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The climax of "The Story of an Hour"is when Mrs. Mallard begins to feel joyful over her renewed life. Since her husband is no longer alive, she can be set free and start over, which is symbolized by the spring time. This is the climax, because it leads to what happens to her, which is death.

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the little green men

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The thread of the one act 'Refund' itself is very interesting.A man about 40 is returning to his old school and demands to refund the tution fees paid by him 18 years back for the reason that the education gave to him never proved useful and he is now no good for anything

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Soviet Russia

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Elephant = Horace (Given in text)

Rhino = Thomas (Given in text and name tag)

Swan = Ingrid (found using card code and her cards)

Pig = Oliver (Given in text)

Mouse = Kilroy (Given in text and name tag)

Zebra = Eric (Given in text and name tag)

Cat = Alexandra (Given in text)

Crocodile = Sam (Given in text and name tag)

Tiger = Maxwell (Given in text and name tag)

Giraffe twins = Cora (Given in text) is the one in pink and the other is Clarice (found using red bingo numbers in basic alphabet code (a=1), and relating it to the small numbers to the right of the bingo board)

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Kate Chopin uses naturalistic tones in the The Story of an Hour, when the wife looks outside her window. She relates nature liveliness with her new found freedom, with the death of her husband

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***imagery***- scene outside the window; something new approaches her

symbolism - open window, closed door, spring, clouds w/ patches in them as the light

comes through

personification irony - she finds the relief in Mallard's death but becomes heart-broken in the end, as

a result of the fact that he's alive

metaphor - like the goddess of Victory- descending the stairs (she subjugates society;

society decreases in her independent life)

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there are many, the "roomy" and "comfortable" chair. the open window symbolizes the freedom she has now and the patches of blue sky symbolize the new life she has now and how its getting better

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The theme is the importance of freedom.

It is about letting go and breaking/being free.

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The title \"The Story of an Hour\" is significant given the fact that the action of the story takes place within an hour.

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he recently left the narrator

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mr darwin.

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* The theme is the importance of freedom. * It is about letting go and breaking/being free.

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Mrs. Mallard is happy that she is free, but then dies of disappointment when she finds that she isn't.

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Mrs. Mallard's happy reaction reflects the political struggles between male dominance and female independence due to the patriarchal society of the time.

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When Mrs. Mallard dies.

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Little Red Riding Hood,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I mean, Erin brockovich

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peace and hospitality

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Don't trust a little man who knows your name...