He feels happy but still worried
Answer:
Mrs. Mallard first cries in Chopin's "The Story of an Hour," at the news of the death of her husband: she did not hear the story like many women heard the same, with a paralyzed reluctance to accept its meaning. At once, she wept, unexpectedly, wildly lost, in her sister's embrace.
Explanation:
The response of Mrs. Mallard to the news of the death of her husband is that of a woman released from a lengthy jail sentence. She is shocked by silent disbelief, overwhelmed by emotion, hit by a feeling of relief that she is released from the marriage burden.
Answer:
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Explanation:
“To forget the dead would be akin to killing them a second time.”
This quote describes that you should not just forget about death but that you can overcome it.
Answer: Yes, if you are writing an essay put quotation marks around the name of the book.
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