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She is free. She remembers her husband with memories that are now of the past. She is in the present and she is overwhelmed of her freedom. We learn that her name is Louise and no longer Mrs. Mallard. She has her own identity because she is free. Josephine is worried about Louise, who is her sister, left alone in her room in the solitude...
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She tells her, Louise, open the door! I beg; you will make yourself ill. What are you doing? I find it hard to believe that Josephine would really think that Louise could hurt her herself. That meant that probably they were not very close. Louise finally opens the door and descends the staircase to freedom...
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The Story of an Hour Louise and Brently Mallard's lives would change forever in just sixty minutes. The freedom would alter their marriage and personal relationships. Brently's friend, Richards, came across an article in a newspaper with his name in it, written above it was "killed"...	1 / 253
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