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This quote is personification, because body's and souls cant physically be free. 

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This quote is personification, because body's and souls cant physically be free. 

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Isabella Rosado, Michaela Mitchell, Olivia Masten, and Luke Wunderli

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The quote is an example of personification because marriage can't physically carry pain.

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This is a example of personification, because joy can't actually kill someone.

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This is a example of personification, because joy can't actually kill someone.

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"When the doctors came they said she had died of heart disease--of the joy that kills."

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"When the doctors came they said she had died of heart disease--of the joy that kills."

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"She wept at once, with sudden, wild abandonment, in her sister's arms."

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"Free! Body and soul free!" she kept whispering. “

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"Free! Body and soul free!" she kept whispering. “

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Marriage carries pain.

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The summarization of “The story of an hour and starts with Mrs. Mallard learning that her husband, Brently, died in a train accident. She immediately bursts into tears and spends time alone in her room. While she is dealing with her grief, she looks out the open window to a vibrant situation. This gets her thinking that she is now free To do her own will. She begins to realize that she can make her own decisions without her will being bent. She finally decides to welcome the overwhelming feeling of joy. She starts thinking that she was now free of Mr. Mallard’s influence. She starts to whisper about freedom, when Josephine started asking her is she was OK. She was thinking about what she would do with her newfound freedom. She finally listened to Josephine and went downstairs, when Brently Mallard comes into the house. The report was incorrect, and Brently was alive the whole time. Then? Mrs. Mallard died, and Kate Chopin leaves us to inference whether it was of Joy of Disappointment.