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Group 3- Sheevah Monjazeb, Ameila Pretli, John Malagon, Sebastian Mancha

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She is finally free of the binds that are societies norms, and she can live off her own accord now. The message that this can send is that you don't always need another person to keep yourself happy.

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This shows that even after her husbands death, she has new opportunities to live for herself and be happy. She repeats "free" because she realized that she is now independent and controls her own life.

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she explains how without the marriage she would be free from the oppressive nature in marriage. There would be no one to make her change how she acts, feels, etc.

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"But she saw beyond that bitter moment a long procession of years to come that would belong to her absolutely"(1). "free, free, free!"(1)

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"Free! Body and soul free!"(2).

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

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Death gives opportunity.

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Freedom creates happiness

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marriage creates oppression

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Mrs. Mallard was told her husband died in a railroad accident. She wept at first but then realized this meant freedom. She was joyful and felt she wasn't being held back anymore. Then as her and her sister headed down the stairs, Brently Mallard, her husband came through the door. He hadn't even been in the accident. She then cried out and died of heart disease.