The Story of an Hour

The Story of an Hour
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Institution
Five keywords and phrases that summarize the Story of an hour include:
Afflicted with a heart trouble: reveals combined trouble from Josephine’s death story. The story complicated heart problems affecting Mrs. Mallard. The story turned out to be a lie.
Broken sentences: Broken sentences explain the condition of Mrs. Mallard suffered from heart problems, which required great attention. Josephine and Richards Mallard’s friend read a name similar to Mallard. They failed to inquire his whereabouts. They quickly broke the incomplete and poorly researched stories of death to the wife (Kate, 1984).
Paralyzed inability: Mrs. Mallard had a paralyzed inability to absorb shocking stories, especially about death.
Importunities: Mrs. Mallard had a heart problem, which escalated through weeping and isolating herself in her room. She was physically exhausted, which almost reached her soul.
New spring of life: Mrs. Mallard was happy, that she could begin a new life of great freedom from her husband’s instructions. However, the longed-for happiness was not attained since the stories about death were wrong. Her husband was alive and never knew anything about an accident that had occurred (Kate, 1984). Instead, Josephine who had lied brought great importunities in Louise life because died because of disbelief that Mr. Mallard was alive and fear of what she could explain after lying.
Second post
Heart trouble: Mrs. Mallard heart was troubled because of the life they had lived with her husband.

Although the husband was good at certain times, from the story, Louise expressions of ‘free, free, free reveal that most things were wrong in the marriage.
Free! Body and Soul Free: The emotional expressions of free do not reveal true freedom. Louise hoped to stay free in life after her husband’s death. However, she does not because she dies after realizing that the husband was alive (Kate, 1984).
The joy that kills: Louise had heart trouble that did not allow her to celebrate the joy that was real. The news of death triggered shock, joy, and fear, which her heart could not handle at once.
Hidden feelings: Mrs. Mallard has been hiding her ill feelings towards her husband for a long time, such that when accident news is brought to her, she expresses her happiness and dissatisfaction that existed in their marriage. The hypocrisy leads to her death.
Misinterpretations: The story is a full misinterpretation of where joy and sadness should occur. Happiness occurs when death is mentioned since Mrs. Mallard beliefs she will live happily after the death of the husband. Sadness and death occur when the husband comes home alive. Louise is, supposed to get happy, but instead anger, fear, and disbelief lead to death (Kate, 1984).
Discussion two.
The story of an hour is a quick turn of events from bad to worse. Each day Mrs. Mallard hoped that her life would change for the better, but that never happened. Her heart problems accelerated quickly after receiving the bad news. Tears of joy turned into mourning again after the appearance of her husband. Death was the result of what was awaited to end in great joy (Kate, 1984).
References
Kate Chopin (1984). The story of an hour.