Death in The Story of an Hour, What the Living Do, and Trifles

Death is a topic not discussed in Western culture. When the theme of death was raised, the conversation was quick and many questions were not asked. However, the author opens the reader's mind and makes new views on the topic of death. Some people use humor, others are doing drama, and even people who leave the audience with many unanswered questions. The important thing is that the author is writing down his death in his own way, this does not rule out authors of "1 hour story", "what to do", and "little things".

The woman narrowed her husband. Another woman was told that her husband died with extreme happiness after accidental death. "Trifles" and "One Hour Story" are two short stories related to these episodes. That is why they use symbols, as these two texts tend to be confusing. Both stories use metaphor, contributing to the theme that there is a possibility that pain and loneliness may cause selfish behavior to people. - F. Scott Fitzgerald who wrote "The Great Gatsby" is a writer known for his social "norm". He wrote "Great Gatsby" as he solved the class and wealth concepts that existed in his era, so it does not change. Narrator and Gatsby, the new wealth representative, become friends. As they got closer, Gatsby took him to Wolfsheim. And that helped Gatsby gain riches. Narrator Nick explained this: this idea confused me

Although this is a small problem, I would like to say something after death. This is trivial, but please do not ritual when placing my body on the earth. Whatever you want, a wooden coffin carries it with you or transports it to the valley opposite Kazakh, "Greenstick". There is a reason to choose it rather than at least elsewhere. When Tolstoy's secretary recalled Tolstoy's request, she said that tears fell before the author when he mentioned about the green stick (12). I understand the importance of "fraternity". Handling religious attitudes in works after Tolstoy. He condemned the hierarchy established by the Orthodox Church, believing that the leaders of the church did not live according to their law, but the farmers were alive like God. In explaining the Orthodox leaders in "confession", he said -