Kate Chopin uses an effective images and portrayal to show the freedom of a woman through the death of her husband. Mallard went through a shifting of emotions that was quite confusing. " More than once she wept that signifies a gloomy and fruitless marriage. "There stood facing the open window, a comfortable, roomy chair" connotes that she has wealthy-living. On the contrary, the hatred that she felt for the one she chose to marry was not pure, "and yet she loved him-sometimes. Mallard completely realized her liberation and began planning for her future independently, "there would be no one to live for her during those coming years; she would live for herself. In depth, she is becoming to understand her liberation. Mallard was "afflicted with a heart trouble," which labeled her as a weak woman physically and emotionally. Mallard as felt that she has escaped from prison through her husband's death. Mallard, in the same manner was afraid, "it has only been yesterday she had thought with a shudder that life might be long," she was scared to live longer together with her husband and wondering when will her miserable life will end.
At the beginning of the story, it was known that Mrs. The society during the nineteenth-century clearly deprived women by drawing out their rights and opportunities in the society to express themselves.
Kate Chopin uses an effective images and portrayal to show the freedom of a woman through the death of her husband. Mallard went through a shifting of emotions that was quite confusing. " More than once she wept that signifies a gloomy and fruitless marriage. "There stood facing the open window, a comfortable, roomy chair" connotes that she has wealthy-living. On the contrary, the hatred that she felt for the one she chose to marry was not pure, "and yet she loved him-sometimes. Mallard completely realized her liberation and began planning for her future independently, "there would be no one to live for her during those coming years;...