1. Story of an Hour and Feminism
This was especially true for women back in the 19th century and earlier because for the longest time women were expected to be somebody's daughter until they were somebody's wife, then somebody's mom. ... Here we see Mrs. ... As we read on we see that after she heard her husband was dead, she cried, then ran up to her room, and after she stops crying and has a little time alone with her thoughts she begins to say "Free! Body and soul free!... She had a moment to grieve, she did love her husband, "sometimes", but after some self-reflection she began to feel a sense...
- Word Count: 954
- Approx Pages: 4
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School