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Her attitude went from grief to becoming more peaceful after accepting her husbands death. She felt hope to go on. And she was “free” as she says

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At first she felt like she couldn't live without him, but over time she realized that he was alive.

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Mrs. mallard was a woman who relied on her husband a lot. She loved him very much. And she lost her strength after her husband died

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She was telling herself that she was going to be free and join her husband in the after life, and they would live happily there.

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The ending she dies of joy but in the beginning they thought she was going to die of sadness.

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she was distraught at the beginning and by the end she was proud.

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Mrs. mallard felt trapped by being married to him. when he died she felt free and she was overwhelmingly happy.

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She first starts with the depressing breakdown. But the more she thinks about it, the more she realizes she will be okay. Her husband wouldn’t control her, she can now be on her own.

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it was ironic because her heart disease, she needed to be told carefully that her husband is dead, but he wasn't he went to teller but she died right before.

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Mrs. Mallard was grieving when she was told her husband died. Her husband walked through the door, ignorant to everything, even the fact that he was accused dead. And from seeing him. Mrs. mallard died of joy

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Mrs. Mallard is described at first she broke down about the news and didn’t want to be comforted by anyone. Very open to death, not afraid. Even at her weakest moment’s she was powerful

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She died with a heart disease. In the beginning of the story it talk’s about her heart trouble, and how gentle they had to breaking the news. Like it says “joy that kills”