Mrs.Mallards character (The story of an hour)

The story skill of Hemingway as a short story writer has been controversial for many years. His previous writer has completed the work with features of contemporary short stories. But Hemingway is different from his predecessors and contemporaries in that he created theory to address the space constraint challenges that all short story writers must face.

At the beginning of the story, the author explains Mrs. Lady as a woman with a unique assertion restricted by marriage. She seems to be an active "victim" occasionally loving her husband. "Because many women have heard this story and can not accept the meaning, she has never heard of that story," he told her husband's death. . "She once loved him - sometimes", but she did not want to blindly accept the situation controlled by her husband unconsciously. Mrs. Mallard is not a clone-like person, she has an acceptable emotional response that is expected for every living situation.

For a short time she understood the way it is to be self without the will of the will of her husband's will to live for himself. So at the end of the story, when Brently Mallard returned, her dreams shattered. Mrs. Marad died suddenly and proved her husband 's freedom when her husband died or died. In a nutshell, the "one hour story" exemplifies the tragic development of Mrs. Mallard under her oppression. got married. Within an hour, she had the opportunity to discover her true personality. Everything seems fit for her to start a new life, but the traditional marriage relationship refuses to cancel her restrictions.

Ironically, at Kate Chopin's "One Hour Story", Mrs. Marado's feelings after my husband died. Obviously, she is neither sad nor unhappy, but I feel relieved and happy. It will appear when she whispers "freedom! Freedom of the body and soul!" (P.202) Does she have such feelings because she does not love her husband? It may be because she did this to make you feel heart disease, but ironically I do not know how my wife responded to her husband's terrible sudden death. Readers begin to see the world through Mrs. Mallard's eyes. When she sat alone in her room and relaxed in a comfortable chair, she began to think that she had lost a new beginning. This is also an ironical example. Because she is a free and happy mood rather than seeing life as a sad widow.