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Conflict 1:                 Human vs. Nature

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Conflict 1:                 Human vs. Nature

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This conflict was between Louise Mallard and her heart problems. This presented the first problem since people had to be very careful when telling her the news of her husband's death.

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Irony 1:                      Situational Irony

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Irony 1:                      Situational Irony

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Thinking to how heart broken she seemed, it was ironic to see "said it over and over under her breath: "free, free, free!" (Chopin, 2). This added to the story by surprising the reader that she wasn't so sad.

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Foreshadow 1:                     Feels something coming

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Foreshadow 1:                     Feels something coming

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"There was something coming to her and she was waiting for it, fearfully" (Chopin, 2). This shows she feels something coming and she doesn't like whats coming to her. This means it'll be kinda conflicting.

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Figurative language 1:      Personification

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Figurative language 1:      Personification

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In paragraph 9 it says "But she felt it, creeping out of the sky, reaching toward her"(Chopin, 2) it is giving human qualities such as reaching out, to a feeling she felt coming. Feelings can't reach for anything.

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Plot Synopsis                     Summary of the Plot

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Plot Synopsis                     Summary of the Plot

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A woman with heart problem's husband has died and they were scared to tell her. She was shocked but became happy and started to feel free. Later we see that he is alive and she dies of a heart attack.

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Conflict 2:                 Human vs. Self

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Conflict 2:                 Human vs. Self

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After finding out of her husband's death, Louise Mallard was conflicted with herself because she didn't know if she was too shocked and had no emotion or that she was maybe happy about his death.

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Irony 2:                     Situational Irony

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Irony 2:                     Situational Irony

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It was very ironic when the wife was questioning if she was happy about her husband's death since you would expect a newly black widow to be sad but she didn't know if she was actually happy.

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Foreshadow 2:              Might be happy about it

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Foreshadow 2:              Might be happy about it

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The idea that Louise might be happy because of her husband's death is brought up by saying "She did not stop to ask if it were or were not a monstrous joy" (Chopin, 2). This shows that she was happy he died.

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In paragraph 19 it says "she was drinking in a very elixir of life through that open window." (Chopin, 2) it's comparing the elixir to the freedom that she now has and there is also no like or as.

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Theme                                Heart of a message

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Theme                                Heart of a message

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You shouldn't live your life unhappy because when you're finally happy, your happiness can get taken away from you very easily and it will come as a horrible shock. Louise did and ended up dying.

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Conflict 3:                 Human vs. Human

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Conflict 3:                 Human vs. Human

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The biggest conflict in my opinion, was that after she accepted she was happy and free, her husband came back alive and well and being so shocked and horrified that her heart gave out and she died.

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Irony 3:                     Situational Irony

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Irony 3:                     Situational Irony

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The biggest example in the text of situational irony is the fact that after the whole story of a wife dealing with her husband's death, we come to find out at the very end that her husband not dead.

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Foreshadow 3:                    Louise's heart problems

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Foreshadow 3:                    Louise's heart problems

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One of the most crucial things in the story is "Knowing Mrs. Mallard was afflicted by heart trouble" (Chopin 1) this shows that some thing might occur due to it. Later she died due to her heart problem.

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In paragraph 20 it says "She carried herself unwittingly like a Goddess of Victory." (Chopin, 3) this is an allusion because it mentioned a goddess from Greek mythology. Showing he feels great.

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Characterization                Louise Mallard

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Characterization                Louise Mallard

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Louise Mallard is a dishonest person with herself. In the text there is indirect characterization and it shows that she wasn't being honest with herself. She made herself suffer with her husband.