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Title: Story of an Hour essay
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Such things as the word "free" repeated three times and her whispered "Free! Body and soul free!" (323) clearly illustrate the immense relief and joy she feels at the awful news and drive home the fact of the inadvertent tyranny under which she lived... Showed first 250 characters
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The first sentence in the story is the most obvious use of the technique in the entire short story. Something bad is going to happen to this lady. At some point in the story, she is probably going to die of a heart attack. There are other indications as the story goes along that something awful will happen, but than we are lead to believe that perhaps everything will be all right... Showed next 250 characters
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