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1.Edna tries new things and opens up by swimming. Her confidence increases after successfully swimming  and she now thinks she can do anything.

2. She swims far out which she has never done before and she says that "a thousand emotions have swept through me," telling us that she feels confident and stronger.

3. The author's intent is to show us that Edna is becoming a stronger woman. She does things in chapter 10 that show us that she is becoming independent and strong.

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Chop Suey Diet Kilbreath and Spicy Hot Abbenhaus

1. Edna became less reserved at the Grand Isle.

2. "That summer at Grand Isle she began to loosen a little the mantle of reserve that had  always enveloped her."

Edna talks to Madame Ratignolle about her attitude towards her children.

Madame Ratignolle strokes Edna's hand and she does not resist.

3. Chopin wanted to reveal more information about Edna; she wanted to hint at the beginning      of her awakening.

Ask Hat Brandon about his zesty hats.....

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Brandon Kelly and Stephen Oliver

1. The reader sees that Edna is more relaxed than in previous chapters and finds comfort in Robert's presence.

2. Edna sends for Robert and wants to be alone with him at Grande Terre.

3. Kate is trying to show that Edna is becoming more distant from her life as a mother and wife and is becoming closer to Robert.

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Nathan and Aaron

1. She's more confrontational and stands up for what she wants to do. She has more control over the situation.

2.  Leonce says it is cold but     Edna says she has her shawl. Edna refuses to go inside until she is tired.
Edna asks Leonce if he is coming inside.

3. Kate's intent is to show the reader that Edna is starting to follow her own interests and think for herself. She is becoming her own person.

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WILL MARTIN & JUSTIN TUHRO

1. Edna hears an artist at the piano, and it was the first time she was ready to hear one. It was perhaps the first time her being was tempered to take an impress of the abiding truth.

2. Edna hears Madamoiselle Reisz play the piano and begins to tear up. "The very first chords which Madamoiselle Reisz struck on the piano sent a keen tremor down her spinal column."

3. Chopin is showing Edna's change and how she is becoming more open to her world. She is showing that Edna is understanding beauty in her life.

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1. What "differences" do you see in Edna in this chapter?  If not Edna, is there a change in the way a character / reader sees her?

2. What are 2-3 significant details that support your claim in #1?

3. What is Chopin's intent? In other words, what is the reader's "take-away" from the chapter?