Mrs. Mallard enjoys freedom and dies when she sees her husband alive inside an hour in Kate Chopin's The Story of an Hour. This takes place in the Mallards' home. This story's environment is metaphorical, as evidenced by the descriptions of nature and the dwelling."Birds, patches of blue sky, entrances, and Mrs. Mallard's room and window are among the symbols employed in Kate Chopin's "The Story of an Hour." Thats How They Represent It. That's Also How The Symbols Work.

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Students should predict the headings for their notes because a teacher is not likely to give any clues as to what the main ideas

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False, a teacher always gives clue of the main idea

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