A reach for a new living Kate Chopin’s novel “The story of an hour” introduces us to a struggle-married woman heading for her newfound freedom. This short story describes the main character, Louise Mallard, as we see her “metamorphosis” throughout Chopin’s work of fiction. “The story” refers to Mrs. Mallard life where she gains her liberty. This scene, where Mrs. Mallard will supposedly grieve for her husband, deliberately expose a lot on her …showed first 75 words of 780 total…

…showed last 75 words of 780 total…an exciting life where new goals are in the way to a death where her dreams are totally crushed. The author tries to demonstrate society in 1800’s where the traditional marriage is in the faith of everyone’s relationships. This story brings new understandings to the anger that many feminists feel about the issue of male domination in a marriage relationship. And even though, Mrs. Mallard died, she represents the progress of women’s independence.