Chopin employs imagery to indicate Louise's realization A. ... Chopin utilizes symbols to illustrate Louise's circumstance A. Dead husband symbolizes a new life for Louise IV. ... By placing Louise in such a limited setting, Chopin helps us understand how women had very little freedom. ... Clearly, Louise experiences an epiphany. ...
Louise opens the door, and collapses in her sisters arms. ... It is Louise's husband; he is alive and well. ... Louise's words in the story are "Free! ... Men in this time were in the ones in control; women had little opportunity for input, if any. ... His comforting is taken a little too far and things get out of hand. ...
Louise opens the door, and collapses in her sisters arms. ... It is Louise's husband; he is alive and well. ... Louise's words in the story are "Free! ... Men in this time were in the ones in control; women had little opportunity for input, if any. ... His comforting is taken a little too far and things get out of hand. ...
