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social context

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social context

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she is comparing her as a child because kids cry themselves to sleep, and that's what Mrs mallard does

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In everyman except th main character 'everyman" other characters are personified.For Example good deeds,knowledge,death etc.

So because of this personification we can clearly see a relationship.That is the narrator used knowledge,Good deeds, sacraments,death,etc in order to present their own themes

ex:Death(character) conveys death(theme)

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Kate Chopin

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There are some elements that lead Louise's death. First, in the beginning of the story, Louise is a wife who suffers from "heart trouble," After she learns of her husband's death, she is initially overcome with grief. But quickly she begins to feel a previously unknown sense of freedom and relief. Second, after her own feelings come upon her, possessing her,She become aware of her own desires, enjoying the prospect of being freed from the confines of marriage. Third, when she first utters the words "free, free, free!" she has "abandoned herself." But after that, she relaxes and gains more control over her. As she imagines life without her husband, she embraces visions of the future. She realizes self-assertion is more important than her husband's love. The last thing is that, the happiness Louise gains by this recognition of selfhood is so strong that, when she realizes her husband is alive, she immediately collapses. She could not bear to abandon her newfound freedom and return to life with her husband, so she came to death.

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Society expects all women to do a women's job but she wants to be an independent women.

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the climax is when Mrs. mallard starts to feel happy about her husbands death. this is theturning point of the story

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On December 6, 1894 in Vogue. A bit more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Story_of_an_Hour

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at the scene of Brently Mallard's entering the house

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Mrs. Mallard's death

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It is alike by any way you want it to be.

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The spring and blue clouds represents a new life for her

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The year of when the story takes place is never given, however it can be assumed that the story is set somewhere in the late 1800s, based on it's publication in 1894, railroads, and views of women.

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"Wala nang lunas", "Kulang sa dilig", "angaw sa isang basong gatas", "dalawang metro sa lupang di-malipad ng uwak", "limang alas,tatlong santo", "ipinanganak ang isang kaaway sa sosyalidad"

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Women's suffrage

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dramatic

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brently

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Kate Chopin grew up in a matriarchal family, but began to question the roles historically enforced on women. This included the traditional teaching of the Christian religions. Her feminist views led to a lack of popular approval of her writing.

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To show her everything she has missed.

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Louise

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sad

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socail contex! yoo.