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This is an ironic statement for it was Mrs. Mallard who died, and not from the cause the doctors think but rather at the happiness of knowing that she was finally free from her husband's controlling hand.
Explanation:
Kate Chopin's short story "The Story of An Hour" tells the story of how an unexpected death occurred to the main protagonist. The whole story is full of ironic scenes which makes it all the more interesting.
The story begins with the news of Mr. Mallard's death which seemed to shock everyone, including his wife. But unknown to the others, Mrs. Mallard was secretly happy and relieved with this news and now feels that she is finally free from the controlling hand of her husband. But the end brought in another shocking twist, in that the very man who was presumed dead walked in to the house which was another shock to everyone. Mrs. Mallard has felt so relieved and free that it shocked her to see her husband return safely. The other characters thought that she died of extreme happiness in getting back her husband but in reality, she died of shock in seeing him alive.
Irony is when the scene happened quite contrary to what is shown or thought of. The last statement in the story is quite ironic for it implies that her death was due to the joy of Mr. Mallard's safe return but it was rather the opposite. The <em>"joy that kills"</em> is the joy she had when she realized that her freedom and independence from her husband's control was finally here, and not the joy of his safe return.
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A. The Germans now had to rely on radio transmissions from their powerful wireless station at Nauen, a few miles from Berlin.
Explanation:
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The sentence that has a verb in the active voice is B. Guglielmo Marconi perfected a type of radio technology.
The rest of the sentences have their verbs in the passive voice. If you wanted to make a passive sentence out of B, you would say - A type of radio technology was perfected by Gugliermo Marconi.
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When they arrived, Leonora Ran straight to her room with the doll to play. She, like every other spoiled child, played a fun game with all of her dolls where she was the one in charge. She played a game of house where she was the mother. Her newest doll, as it was the prettiest of her dolls, was the favorite child. After an hour of playing, Leonora heard a voice, she had no idea where it was coming from until the voice presented itself as the newest doll. "Lillith, My name is Lillith." Leonora was amazed at her talking doll and spoke with her for hours.
Her mom came up soon to call Leonora to dinner, she wanted to bring Lillith, but mother said no. So after dinner when Leonora went up to her room to talk with Lillith again, Lillith was on her bed, when Leonora had originally left her on her vanity. "That lady is mean. How could you call her your mother?"
Explanation:
Though I would love to continue this story, i'll let you continue from where I left you. The doll is evil, but she loves Leonora. I chose the name Lillith because the name Lillith means "Belonging to the night" And the doll would be most active at night. That's when Lillith creates mischeif. Leo's parents blame Lilliths mischeif on her, and well, i'll let you go from there.
- a fellow writer with a passion for writing stories, novels, and plots for horror movies.
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If I understand this correctly then,
Concrete words: Auschwitz, Judaism, Nazi, Holocaust, Concentration Camp, Ghetto
Abstract words: Perseverance, Faith, Resilience, Adversity, Dehumanization, Scapegoat
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