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Who died?

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Where is the main character?

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Who is the main character?

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What news did she receive?

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How does she feel about her husbands death?

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What room is the character in?

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What is the most significant part of the room?

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Why did the character die?

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who is the main character

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Who is the protagonist in this story?

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What is the elixir of life in the story?

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What kind of day is it?

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how does the wife feal about her husbands death

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How does the author's use of imagery contribute to the overall tone of the story?

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Why is the sister concerned that her door is closed?

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How does Mrs. Mallard feel about her husband

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Why does the author repeat the word free.

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Is Mrs. Mallard a relatable character?

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How does the character deal with her emotions?

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how did the wife die in the end

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Is the main character happy about her husbands death?

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Was she happy when she thought her husband died?

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Why does the author contrast the room with the outside to convey to the reader

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Based on her thoughts, how does the news affect Mrs. Mallards emotions?

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How did the author feel about marriage?

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How does the title significant in the passage?

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How does the conflict of death contribute to the central message the author wants to share?

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What is the purpose of the repetition using the word free?

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how does the author use setting to set the mood

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How does the description of the room add to this story?

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How does the authors use the point of view to impact the story?

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What did Mrs. Mallard think of her husband

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what is the character feeling?

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The author uses the window in the bedroom to look out on the hope of the future, to strengthen the idea of marriage as a constraint.

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what were Mrs. Mallard's thoughts and opinions on her husband

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what is the meaning of the title

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The door in the story alludes to the fact that it is seperation between past and present

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How is the author showing her personal life in this story?

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The window led to the future possibilities to come

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strengthens

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The wasn't significant or special and portrayed in a bland way like Mrs. Mallard's marraige

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The author uses the small confined room she is in to personify the main character and how she is feeling in the beginning.

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How does the room characterize Mrs. Mallard

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The window was what her life could be and all the possibilities that could come from it

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characterizes

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Hopes

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personifies

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alludes to

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Expands

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Hope

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The news brings sorrow, but it also brings her hope for what the future holds and what it means for her

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The window shoes a path of possibility and it expands her mind to new ideas and feelings.

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illiustrates

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The door seperates the past of the news of her husbands death with the present in her room being deppresssed.

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She loved her husband sometimes, so when she learned he had died, she felt sad, but she also felt free and had high hopes for her future

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The room can be confining and suffocating and the main character needed to let go of what was constraining her.

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The author uses the setting to show how much can happen in a little bit of time

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She is now free from constraint and the new feelings that she has after the death of her husband are completely new.

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In the passage it talks about the windom being opened and how she was comfortable in a roomy armchair. we can see that the room as her quiet placed to be away from other people.

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the window shoes the possibilities and the freedom she could have. not being locked up anymore

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Highlights

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I believe that door seperates her from the past of the news of the death and is also a literal interpretation of her escaping from her reality. Whenever a character knocks on the door it shows that she wants to not think about her husbands death.

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in the story she was going through a rough time and she needed to be away from people. the room helps her clear her mind and think

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She loved her husband only sometimes, she had a side of her that loved him but a side that disliked in greatly. once she found out that he died there was this sense of hope.

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Being in the room (the relationship) was weighting her down. But now she can open up a window (get out of the relationship) and be free from her binds.

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This story is only a day, we don't know how long, but Mrs. Mallard experiences so much in this little amount of time. She feels so many different emotions.

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Mrs. Mallard feels grief at first when her husband dies, but then she feels free. All this happens in a short amount of time.