I wasn't as surprised as I thought I would be only because it basically run through it . This story is a lot different then other stories most stories have the surprising ending like out of no where the main character dies. In this story it just rode through and along it which really didn't surprise me.{{While you have a good start here, you first, begin with an intro that summarizes "The Locket" and answers the question with a clear statement on the ending of the story (do not use I statements, rather state the opinion as a fact). Then you will have 3 reasons why you either thought the ending was surprising or predictable. Those 3 reasons will each become a body paragraph.}}
The setting gave it away honestly, I mean its important because …show more content…
Edmond became a figure rebirth that parallels the renewal of nature after a fading autumn and a cold winter. Chopin's other story years after the civil war serve to age her protagonist but the tale that end of the the civil war marks. Rejuvente and hope never less people can rejoice in their union the family of the dead soldier has no such luck.
As for the wise bird. In the story Chopin ask us to reexamine human war or prospective. If there no horrific result it would seem like a game. At the end part 2 Happiness of spring setting finally both Judge Pillier and Octavie sense of dream anticipation.
Also though Judge Pillier's request to remove the veil. Nature message Pillier invokes a religious statement when he said to her does it not seem to you. Octavie that the heaven might relent and give back the dead so the previous act of religion in the forum of the priest proves to be mistaken about Edmond he was life and not dead. So as you can see the ending was really rode into wasn't a surprise like I thought it would be so it was predictable at least to …show more content…
This story is a lot different then other stories most stories have the surprising ending like out of no where the main character dies. In this story it just rode through and along it which really didn't surprise me.{{While you have a good start here, you first, begin with an intro that summarizes "The Locket" and answers the question with a clear statement on the ending of the story (do not use I statements, rather state the opinion as a fact). Then you will have 3 reasons why you either thought the ending was surprising or predictable. Those 3 reasons will each become a body paragraph.}}
The setting gave it away honestly, I mean its important because the story "The Locket" foreshadows Edmond's unanticipated and figurative resurrection. Chopin refuses to maintain a elegiac tone in the story and repeatedly interrupts Octavie's melancholy thoughts. Also a description of the liveliness of spring day
Having supposedly died in the previous autumn. Edmond became a figure rebirth that parallels the renewal of nature after a fading autumn and a cold winter. Chopin's other story years after the civil war serve to age her protagonist but the tale that end of the the civil war marks. Rejuvente and hope never less people can rejoice in their union the family of the dead soldier has no such
The setting gave it away honestly, I mean its important because …show more content…
Edmond became a figure rebirth that parallels the renewal of nature after a fading autumn and a cold winter. Chopin's other story years after the civil war serve to age her protagonist but the tale that end of the the civil war marks. Rejuvente and hope never less people can rejoice in their union the family of the dead soldier has no such luck.
As for the wise bird. In the story Chopin ask us to reexamine human war or prospective. If there no horrific result it would seem like a game. At the end part 2 Happiness of spring setting finally both Judge Pillier and Octavie sense of dream anticipation.
Also though Judge Pillier's request to remove the veil. Nature message Pillier invokes a religious statement when he said to her does it not seem to you. Octavie that the heaven might relent and give back the dead so the previous act of religion in the forum of the priest proves to be mistaken about Edmond he was life and not dead. So as you can see the ending was really rode into wasn't a surprise like I thought it would be so it was predictable at least to …show more content…
This story is a lot different then other stories most stories have the surprising ending like out of no where the main character dies. In this story it just rode through and along it which really didn't surprise me.{{While you have a good start here, you first, begin with an intro that summarizes "The Locket" and answers the question with a clear statement on the ending of the story (do not use I statements, rather state the opinion as a fact). Then you will have 3 reasons why you either thought the ending was surprising or predictable. Those 3 reasons will each become a body paragraph.}}
The setting gave it away honestly, I mean its important because the story "The Locket" foreshadows Edmond's unanticipated and figurative resurrection. Chopin refuses to maintain a elegiac tone in the story and repeatedly interrupts Octavie's melancholy thoughts. Also a description of the liveliness of spring day
Having supposedly died in the previous autumn. Edmond became a figure rebirth that parallels the renewal of nature after a fading autumn and a cold winter. Chopin's other story years after the civil war serve to age her protagonist but the tale that end of the the civil war marks. Rejuvente and hope never less people can rejoice in their union the family of the dead soldier has no such