English & Literature

The Story of an Hour

Mrs.Mallard's vision of her future

Explain how the following feature is irony in the context of the story

Asked by mindypham1601 on 19 Nov 12:39

Last updated by Jill W on 19 Nov 13:13

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Answered by Jill W on 19 Nov 13:13

I'm sorry, you have not added the "feature" in question.

The irony in Mrs. Mallard's vision for her future come when her husband walks through the door alive and well..... Mrs. Mallard succumbs to a heart attack, leaving her with no future at all.

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The Story of An Hour