What to the Slave/Story of an Hour Final

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Disparity

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great difference

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Obdurate

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refuse to change

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Metaphor: 'storm of grief'

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A figure of speech that describes a strong emotional experience as a storm.

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Logos

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Logical reasoning and factual evidence.

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Man vs Man conflict

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A type of external conflict where one character opposes another.

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Theme of 'The Story of an Hour'

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Explores the themes of freedom, identity, and the constraints of marriage.

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Irony in 'The Story of an Hour'

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The unexpected twist where the protagonist dies from the shock of freedom.

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Symbolism of the open window

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Represents freedom and the possibilities of life outside of marriage.

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Characterization of Louise Mallard

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A complex character who experiences a range of emotions from grief to joy.

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Narrative perspective in 'The Story of an Hour'

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Third-person limited, focusing on Louise's internal experience.