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people enjoy tragedy

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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 does not fell sorrow of sadness she just fells like the chains have been lifted of her soul

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she does not fell sorrow of sadness she just fells like the chains have been lifted of her soul

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after her husbands assumed death she was happy about it "she did not stop to ask if it were or were not a monstrous joy that held her."

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The use of repetition is very abundant, as she says "free" over and over again.

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The use of repetition is very abundant, as she says "free" over and over again.

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She said it over and over under her breath: "free, free, free!"

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Grady Mathews, John Ogidan, Emily Carroll; Group 6

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At the end of the story her assurance that her husband was dead led to her death

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At the end of the story her assurance that her husband was dead led to her death

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Mrs. Mallard finds out that her husband died in an accident, and her mourning was short lived, after she realized that now she has the freedom to do whatever she desires. However her excitement came to a halut when Mr. Mallard walked through the door. Overcome by emotion her heart couldn't take it and it simply gave up. In the end Mr. Mallard becomes the widow, and Mrs. Mallard dies.