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"Joy that Kills"

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First & last names of all group members. Chase Collazo, Lionel Scott, Brynne Green, Emma Seighman

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the syntactical device/figurative language in the text evidence is "Free! Body and soul free!" that is personification since a soul and body can not literally be free.

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the figurative language is the play on words "joy that kills" she may not have been joyes because of her husband's return. she was shocked in the most part

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Time is a matter of perception, and Louise's hour of imagined freedom comes at the cost of her life.

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Louise is overjoyed with the realization that Brently's death will bring freedom to her life.

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Louise's is overflowed with joy when she sees her husband still alive. But the overwhelming emotions cause her to have a heart attack and die.

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"Time is Perception"

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"Hour of Freedom"

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"The Story of an Hour" is a short story by Kate Chopin that describes the feelings of Louise Mallard after she finds out that her husband died. After finding out that her husband, Brently  died in a train crash, Louise is overcome with sadness. After going to her room alone, her sadness quickly turns to joy as she realizes that her husbands death will free her from her marriage. As she leaves her room with joy, she sees that her husband has returned home, having been nowhere near the accident, she then dies of a heart attack.

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the figurative language is her perception of her life changed after she realized what had happened and was finally ready to start her new life