In "The Story of an Hour", Mrs. Mallard closes the door to her room so that Josephine cannot get in, yet she leaves the window open.
Why does Chopin make a point of telling the reader this? How might this relate to the idea of being "free" and to the implicit idea that she is somehow imprisoned?
Answer:
I guess you could put the story in the girl's pov and start the story w/ an onomatopoeia or something and make it as tho she's in her father's workshop and from there, start telling the reader the girl's name and what she does and where she lives ect...
This paragraph refers to the amount of overprotection present in modern parents. Many parents are so worried about the idea that their child may end up injured in some fashion that they are not willing to let their children romp and play as a child should. Parents will bend over backward to ensure that their children remain safe throughout their life, but this intense bubble wrapping prevents them from learning about the dangers of living through personal experiences. Many parents also force their children to take part in activities the child is not particularly fond of because the parent never got to do it themselves. A parent may force their child to play the violin because they want their child to become a great violinist not because the child wants to do it.
Answer:
Nice is when others perceive you as nice.
Explanation:
The central idea: In order to be a nice kid you have to be perceived as one; your social skills determine if you are capable of being one and be perceived as such. If you´re being liked as a kid you probably will be as an adult. And this can help you in your career.So future success <em>can</em> be predicted.
Personal observation: But... it is a prediction, and like the weather, life can be quite unpredictable.
I'm going to assume that this question is referring to The Diary of Anne Frank. If so, out of 8 people, only one survived; the person is Anne's father.