Can anyone help? The story to this is "The Story of an Hour"

How does Mrs. Mallard feel about the idea of being married?

How does Mrs. Mallard feel when she thinks of life after her husband’s death?

How do Mrs. Mallard’s feelings after learning of her husband’s death and her reaction to seeing him alive support the idea that literature reflected some women’s feelings of being trapped and oppressed by their husbands?

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Can anyone help? The story to this is "The Story of an Hour"

How does Mrs. Mallard feel about the idea of being married?

How does Mrs. Mallard feel when she thinks of life after her husband’s death? 

How do Mrs. Mallard’s feelings after learning of her husband’s death and her reaction to seeing him alive support the idea that literature reflected some women’s feelings of being trapped and oppressed by their husbands?

angelab97 · Answer

Mrs. Mallard feels happy when her husband dies because she was constrained while her husband was alive and so limited that when her husband died all she thought of was the freedom she'll have after.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you! :)