The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin - Audiobook

[@leetvipgamer]

POV: You have to read this before the start of class

[@dynamitegnat984]

So real lol

[@alisaid8939]

Literally me rn

[@dynamitegnat984]

@@alisaid8939 literally watched right before class

[@brizzyperez9019]

Thanks, you just saved my time.

[@RaseanGreen]

;0

[@Fire-pj1tx]

lets fucking go time saving!!!!!! YEAH!!!!!!!

[@RaseanGreen]

@@Fire-pj1tx :)

[@itsjustthemessenger1603]

1. Why does Chopin introduce the reader to her protagonist as "Mrs. Mallard" rather than by her first name? To show that she had to use The husband's last name 2. Name each emotion that Chopin experiences throughout this hour, and how long each emotion may have lasted (some were quick, while others lasted longer) 3. Describe the significance of her sudden recognition of self-assertion: "Free! Body and soul free!" Sadness disbelief regret confusion happiness hope 4. Explain the symbolism of the blue sky, both in her reminiscence as a young girl, and now, as she looks out the window. The sky represents freedom and joy 5. Chopin describes a broad range of emotions throughout the story. In the end, what do you think really killed Louisa? Her shock that all that she'd hope for in the future was again being locked away 6. Discuss this story's relevance to the Feminist Movement, its themes and underlying message. Why was Chopin's work controversial? Because for the time it came out this story is all to understandable as far as the wanting freedom from the slave like marriage 7. After reading the story once, re-read it, this time examine Chopin's precise word choice early in the story, her use of veiled hints, and describe her ability to "fool" her casual reader. What's the irony in her dramatic ending? That the husband is alive and she was the one who ended up dead 8. When people say the story takes us "on an emotional journey" what do they mean? What message does Chopin wish to convey with this controversial work? It expresses the want for self expression and fulfilment in a marriage at the time 9. Elaborate on Chopin's uses of irony: (give an example and explain the irony) at the beginning the husband is Dead at the end she is dead

[@rafliamanda9669]

Thanks a lot for such a useful explanation

[@xshefaded4211]

Clutch

[@Optimxze2nd]

Holy yapatron

[@392JYoung]

after all that i still don't get it

[@AvrageTurtle]

Basically she read news her husband had died in a train accident, she goes through the stages of grief, and then dies of heart disease right after she found out her husband was actually alive.

[@riri2coolforyou]

real bro

[@geo4322]

​@@AvrageTurtleHer husband was alive?

[@geo4322]

Nvm jusy re read it

[@roslynsantana55]

LMAOOO

[@itsjustthemessenger1603]

I took notes hope they help you guys out sorry if they are a little sloppy

[@lisavitale8410]

What an ending!

[@theauragamer6178]

So summary: lady has heart issue, husband dies, she finds out ad gets depresso, she goes to her room, gets possesed or something ?? Family members confert her and she goes down the stairs, gets to the door. And then she dies after seeing a person (might have been the ghost of the husband idk)

[@user-bq1bv3vc4y]

college english classes read the weirdest stuff

[@maddiesharp7440]

I agree

[@uico_png]

I'm in highschool... So does this mean this isn't the max weirdness?

[@xeriffe8708]

@@uico_png literally like what is this 😂

[@shnakalaka3647]

bro what im going into highschool . . .

[@AXI0M-xr]

COLLEGE? i’m reading this in middle school

[@samueleades8811]

Thank you very much.

[@ashantiroper3787]

saved sm time thank you

[@saidasaida5139]

Thanks 😊😊😊

[@tyramasters-heinrichs921]

Thank you

[@BradyRowland]

Bro I gatta adapt this shit into a screenplay for my class😭 yall just lucky you don't gatta understand it enough to adapt it into a different medium 😔

[@panda_xd7684]

Alguien que hables español y le enviaron esta manada? :b

[@2Fa2Bu]

No, pero uso estos videos para practicar mi pronunciación.

[@maryflores7729]

A mi 😂😅 y lo peor es que no lo entiendo

[@shormaush6686]

can someone write notes here please at least 10 if you can please and thank you

[@M.A.R.S.]

2024

[@silasmich1899]

Fein

[@sourtofu]

UwU