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The fact that mrs mallard belived that marriage was PERFECT & how life and "love" blocks out all of the good stuff. She was being delusional, since she didnt have a perfect marriage. Being in a perfect marriage means her living for not only her husband but also for her self.
Even if in the end she sort of got what she wanted [freedom/liberty:] with her husbands death.

i agree with Mark because altogh im a male i can obviously see that women are opressed in society. The same thing happened to African Americans in the mid 20th centry. Its understandable to say that in "the story of an hour" Mrs. Mallard was being held down in her marriage and once her husband died she was sad but she bounced back with a since of freedom.





8th per. ROCKS!!!!
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Great posts you all!! I absolutely loved reading all of your responses! For the most part they were very well thought out and amazingly put together.
One comment I would like you to consider is the issue of divorce within the story. Keep in mind this story was written a very long time ago, when divorce was not really an option.
Also consider Chopin's message behind the story. Consider her reasoning behind writing this story.
Great Job All Around,
Ms. R
One comment I would like you to consider is the issue of divorce within the story. Keep in mind this story was written a very long time ago, when divorce was not really an option.
Also consider Chopin's message behind the story. Consider her reasoning behind writing this story.
Great Job All Around,
Ms. R






Happy posting,
Ms. R