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Kate Chopin tells the story of a 19th century woman who's direction of life is changed in the matter of an hour, through a third person omniscient perspective, to allow the readers to accurately feel the freeing series of events  in her short story, "The story of an Hour"

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Kate Chopin tells the story of a 19th century woman who's direction of life is changed in the matter of an hour, through a third person omniscient perspective, to allow the readers to accurately feel the freeing series of events  in her short story, "The story of an Hour"

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The use of repetition and tone better helps feature the tense mother daughter relationship that is present, when the mother is listening expected behaviors that women in general should face.

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In "The Story of an Hour", Chopin uses a shift in tone and specific diction to show the change of Mrs. Mallard's original weak nature to how she becomes more optimistic for the more freeing future she had been given.

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In Story of an Hour Mrs. Mallard is shown to be a complex character through story structure, as she progresses from being portrayed as a weak, sickly women, to recognizing and embracing her independence after her husband's death

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In the story of an hour the author uses specific diction and imagery to show a shift in Mrs. Mallard's character from sad and frail to excited and optimistic.

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As we go through the course of our lives we might often find our minds hold very contradicting opinions. In the case of "The Story of the Hour" we are able to understanding the thought process of Mrs.Millard as she comes to terms with the death of her husband and what that means for the rest of her life. Through her thoughts we are able to see that her first natural instinct is to mourn the death of her husband. She still loved and cared for him, even if at the end of the day she realizes that his death ultimately  means her liberty from the shackles of the societal norms of the time. This is best seen when she realizes she now wants to live a long life now that he is dead, yet acknowledges that she would weep if she were to see his body before he is buried.

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As we go through the course of our lives we might often find our minds hold very contradicting opinions. In the case of "The Story of the Hour" we are able to understanding the thought process of Mrs.Millard as she comes to terms with the death of her husband and what that means for the rest of her life. Through her thoughts we are able to see that her first natural instinct is to mourn the death of her husband. She still loved and cared for him, even if at the end of the day she realizes that his death ultimately  means her liberty from the shackles of the societal norms of the time. This is best seen when she realizes she now wants to live a long life now that he is dead, yet acknowledges that she would weep if she were to see his body before he is buried.

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In the story girl the author uses dialogue and tone to portray the complex relationship between the authority figure and the other character.By utilizing a cold and distant tone, while also including purposeful dialogue shows that the authority figure has enough care for this girl to help her become a proper lady.This displays their complex relationship.

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In the story girl the author uses dialogue and tone to portray the complex relationship between the authority figure and the other character.By utilizing a cold and distant tone, while also including purposeful dialogue shows that the authority figure has enough care for this girl to help her become a proper lady.This displays their complex relationship.

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In 'The Story of an Hour', Chopin uses structure and imagery to convey Mrs. Mallard's dejected feelings about her life before her husband's death and the optimism she is able to cling to when she is offered a way to take control of her future.

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In the story of an hour the author uses dialogue and imagery to show Msr. Mallards feelings about her husbands death to show the absence of women's rights during this time.

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In "Story of an Hour," the author uses negative diction, comparison, and dialogue to convey the unfortunate reality of women being repressed in the late 19th century.

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a complex relationship could be the sister and mrs.mallard. Her sister had to break the news to her and she didn't think she would take the news well but ended up being stronger and feeling free

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Chopin uses a third-person narration to convey the idea that women of the late 19th century were not in charge of their own freedom. This narration emphasizes the abruptness of the chronological ordered events but also provides an inside of the emotional consciousness of Ms Mallard.

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In "Girl," Kincaid uses literary devices such as repetition and voice shifts to convey the structure of life she and other women from her culture should follow and how she has been taught that this is how girls are supposed to act.

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Through the use of continual sentence flow, repetition, and negative diction choices and tone, readers interpret the strained and tense mother-daughter relationship, encapsulating strict behavior expectations for the young lady in "Girl."

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Kaincaid uses gender role diction and a one character voice to ultimately convey to readers that were strict societal stereotypes that women are expected to meet in order to be seen as a successful female in society.

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Evolution of how Mrs. Mallard is portrayed throughout Story of an Hour.

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Evolution of how Mrs. Mallard is portrayed throughout Story of an Hour.

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As the story begins, Mrs. Mallard is portrayed as a sick, weak women. When her husband passes, she is shown to be a grieving fragile lady. Then, she is freed from her husband's 'capture' which shows her growth and progression.

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Chopin uses third person omniscient narration, in The Story of an Hour, in order to communicate the complexity of Mrs. Mallard's character in a society where women were viewed as inferior.

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In story of an hour the author wants to give the message that Mrs.Mallard is stronger than the people around her think and with the right mindset everyone can overcome challenges and obstacles

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In the Story of an Hour Chopin utilizes omniscients, and dialogue in order to convey the inner thoughts and feelings of Mrs.Mallard after her husband's death, and illustrate the lack of freedom and oppression women faced in the victorian era.

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In the Story of an Hour Chopin utilizes omniscients, and dialogue in order to convey the inner thoughts and feelings of Mrs.Mallard after her husband's death, and illustrate the lack of freedom and oppression women faced in the victorian era.

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The "mother" was a complex character because in the passage it didn't specifically tell us that was the mom we had to assume.

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The "mother" was a complex character because in the passage it didn't specifically tell us that was the mom we had to assume.