Universal statement: With the feminist convention of the late 1800’s many women were expressing their want for equal rights, and freedom even if it was subconsciously
Thesis Statement: In Kate Chopin’s “story of an hour,” Mrs. Mallard instantly weeps at the news of Mr. Mallard's sudden death, followed by a feeling of freedom that accrues to whr while she reflects but the window in her bedroom, proving that she was held back by her marafe.
Topic Statement #1: Mrs. Mallard’s grief was met with a feeling of freedom, as she watched a world full of new spring life at her window, representing that she was ready to start a new life away from her husband.
Body Support #1 (Physiological): After the news of Mr. Mallard's death his wife locked herself away in …show more content…
Mallard walked down the stairs victoriously only to see her husband, she realized that she would confidence in Mr. Mallard's passing.
Body Support #2 (Marxist): In the time period of Kate Chopin’s “story of an hour,” men were the head of the household controlling everything in their wives lives. Now that her husband was out of her life she could ne be in charge of her life without anyone making decisions for her. “Their would be no powerful will bending hers.” With this new freedom and control of her life she found confidence.
Topic Statement #3: Although Mrs. Mallard's husband was always kind to her, the freedom and confidence she found in his heath reveals that she no longer wanted to be married.
Body Support #3 (New Critical): Though Mrs. Mallard instantly wept at the news of her husband's death, she was never in denial; meaning that in some way she wanted him gone. Even though he had always been kind towards her it didn't stop the want for a life of her own. Once she had the feeling of freedom and confidence there was no holding her back from walking victoriously down her front stares. In this way it can be seen that she wanted to be on her own, with no one to tell her what to
Thesis Statement: In Kate Chopin’s “story of an hour,” Mrs. Mallard instantly weeps at the news of Mr. Mallard's sudden death, followed by a feeling of freedom that accrues to whr while she reflects but the window in her bedroom, proving that she was held back by her marafe.
Topic Statement #1: Mrs. Mallard’s grief was met with a feeling of freedom, as she watched a world full of new spring life at her window, representing that she was ready to start a new life away from her husband.
Body Support #1 (Physiological): After the news of Mr. Mallard's death his wife locked herself away in …show more content…
Mallard walked down the stairs victoriously only to see her husband, she realized that she would confidence in Mr. Mallard's passing.
Body Support #2 (Marxist): In the time period of Kate Chopin’s “story of an hour,” men were the head of the household controlling everything in their wives lives. Now that her husband was out of her life she could ne be in charge of her life without anyone making decisions for her. “Their would be no powerful will bending hers.” With this new freedom and control of her life she found confidence.
Topic Statement #3: Although Mrs. Mallard's husband was always kind to her, the freedom and confidence she found in his heath reveals that she no longer wanted to be married.
Body Support #3 (New Critical): Though Mrs. Mallard instantly wept at the news of her husband's death, she was never in denial; meaning that in some way she wanted him gone. Even though he had always been kind towards her it didn't stop the want for a life of her own. Once she had the feeling of freedom and confidence there was no holding her back from walking victoriously down her front stares. In this way it can be seen that she wanted to be on her own, with no one to tell her what to