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"Free, Body and soul free" (2)
"Free, free, free" (1)

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Connor Throckmorton, Valeria Castro, Lorenzo Sarate

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The author uses that sentence to show how a lot of women thought at the time due to the limits that society set for them and how it made the pretty much powerless.

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She kept repeating free. Over and over again, but then she found out she wasn't. Emotion overwhelmed her to the point of death.

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In the text evidence the author shows how Mrs. Mallard starts to realize that she's free from anyone telling her what to do and feels relieved.

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"There would be no powerful will bending hers in that
blind persistence with which men and women believe they have a right to impose a private will upon a fellow-creature." (2)

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"It was not a
glance of reflection, but rather indicated a suspension of intelligent thought...." (1)

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Freedom causes emotion

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Limits cause powerlessness

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Independence gives clarity

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Mrs. Mallard had just gotten news of her husbands accident and is heartbroken of her lost. She lived by herself for a short time, cheerful and free. Until the day that she learned about her husband. He was still alive, overwhelmed by emotion she passed away.