With Life Comes Problems :: psu

With smell Comes Problems 1 In todays world there is nobody who can frankly say that they commence absolutely no problems or worries in their spirit. Everyone has something to sell with and things to get over in their life--thats why its called life. As long as youre a stand firm, you will invariably feel to battle the burdens of life that all batch act as. Some are destroyed by the harships Hostage 50 and others overcome them. In Kate Chopins The boloney of an Hour she portrays a glimpse at the life of one cleaning woman who, for a brief time, felt she would have no more problems, just then is shocked in to into death by realizing that her problems were non even gone. The theme of the story is that you are never really free from the troubles of life until you are dead. 2 The conflicts in the story are ones that we all encounter and deal with until the day we die. In the story there is conflict amidst Louise (woman) and her husband (man). It said that somet imes she loved her husband, but often she did not (par. 14). This says to me that they did not have a good relationship together, and and were probably constantly battling. Evidence from the story? Another conflict would be Mrs. mallards life vs. Mr. Mallards death. ? Because of Mr. Mallards suppossed Hostage 50 death, Louise would now live her life happier and for herself (par. 13). Then, when Mr. Mallard came home, Louise was faced with the conflict of choosing between the freedom she would have had or the repression she would now suffer, from her husband, for the rest of her life if she would stay alive. At the last she, in a elan, chooses death over repression. The only true way for her to be free was to die. 3 The symbols in The Story of an Hour give a look at the good life and rebirth Louise would have had if Mr. Mallard would have actually been dead. The actual word mallard appoint to a wild duck. SV -1 The meaning of duck, other than the animal, is to avoid a blow. Mrs . Mallard was constantly ducking wildly from her husbands blows, whether mental or physical. Evidence? The calm afterward her storm of grief (par.