An Ironic Hour

On the surface, Kate Chopin 's "One hour story" is about a woman named Louise Marado who has "heart disease". She was told that her husband Brently Mallard passed away in a train accident. Brently Mallard's friend Richards confirmed it twice by telegraph before thinking of telling a sad message. Her older sister, Josephine, told her the message of "veil hint" and "break sentence". Initially, she experienced sadness as people expected, but then she felt happiness.

The irony of the "one hour story" is that women are moving toward social and personal limitations. Kate Chopin plays a personal role to portray the social restraints on women. Chopin finished a difficult work with "1 hour story"; Chopin regarded Louis' death as liberation, and connected sorrow and death.

The story of the core and satellite Kate Chopin, "One Hour Story" is a satirical short story about his wife in the late 1800s. Although that story has only a few pages, Chopin is filled with a nuclear-filled story (important causal chronological order) and satellites (stories are not logically important for narrative behavior) I wrote a story. - A one-time yellow wallpaper and one general clue of the story in her article "Why Writing Yellow Wallpapers" posted at The Forerunner (1913), frankly writes her psychosis and her personal story I made it clear. After refusing the advice of the doctor's "expert" after a health trip she corrected the contents of the story with a few decorations in a short story "Yellow Wallpapers". The trend of the time made her closer to "complete mental destruction".

Another literary term that appears in the story is ironic. One of the sarcasm of short stories is the title of the story "1 hour story". This is because, as the title shows, a story must occur within an hour, but it seems that Kate Chopin will last for several days. . This is sarcastic because it takes only one hour for Mrs. Malade to find out that Mrs. Lady is no longer requiring her husband to live happily. However, it may take several years to take another wife and completely recover from the death of the spouse. When Katie Chopin said "that that k" (Chopin, 2), the end of the 23rd paragraph may be the ironiest thing. Jameel said: "Rui is a pleasure to refuse to surrender as patriarchal demands that she give her in return for Brent, the result is very ironic because of the result of Mallard Dies at the end of the story