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where was Mr. Mallard when everyone thought he was dead?

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What emotion do you think Mrs. Mallard was feeling right before she died (fear, shock, grief etc.)? 

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What emotion do you think Mrs. Mallard was feeling right before she died (fear, shock, grief etc.)? 

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Do you think Mrs. Mallard died with a sense of ease?

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Why do you think Mrs. Mallard under minded her heart condition, knowing that it was severe, especially after her sister warning her?

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Do you think a similar story would work in the 21st century? Why or why not?

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Do you think a similar story would work in the 21st century? Why or why not?

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What emotion do you think Mrs. Mallard was feeling right before she died (fear, shock, grief etc.)? -Kate Banazek

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What emotion do you think Mrs. Mallard was feeling right before she died (fear, shock, grief etc.)? -Kate Banazek

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How do you feel about divorce being disallowed during this time period after reading the passage and thinking over the moral questions it poses?

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How do you feel about divorce being disallowed during this time period after reading the passage and thinking over the moral questions it poses?

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Do you think Mr. Mallard might have been a poor husband, or do you simply think he was doing the best he could as a product of the times? Why or why not? - Julia Largett

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Do you think Mr. Mallard might have been a poor husband, or do you simply think he was doing the best he could as a product of the times? Why or why not? - Julia Largett

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Who do you think the author's intended audience is and why? - Julia Largett

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Who do you think the author's intended audience is and why? - Julia Largett

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Why did it take so long for Mrs.Mallard to realize that she was free from her husband after he "died?

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Why did it take so long for Mrs.Mallard to realize that she was free from her husband after he "died?

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how does the author use monstrous joy with Mrs. Mallard

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how does the author use monstrous joy with Mrs. Mallard

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What do you think Brently would think about his wife being glad he died? 

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What do you think Brently would think about his wife being glad he died? 

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Do you think Mrs. Mallard was wrong for feeling joy over her husband dying?

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Do you think Mrs. Mallard was wrong for feeling joy over her husband dying?

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Why does the "media" say that Mr. Mallard died in a railroad accident when in reality he wasen't close to the accident? - Carter Recore

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Why does the "media" say that Mr. Mallard died in a railroad accident when in reality he wasen't close to the accident? - Carter Recore

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Do you feel pity for any of the characters? Which ones, and why?

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Do you feel pity for any of the characters? Which ones, and why?

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How is this text a critique of Victorian social norms? What, if any, reform does it suggest?

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How is this text a critique of Victorian social norms? What, if any, reform does it suggest?

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Why do you think Mrs. Mallard married Brently? Do you think Mrs. Mallard loves her husband? Explain your answer.

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Why do you think Mrs. Mallard married Brently? Do you think Mrs. Mallard loves her husband? Explain your answer.