One example of foreshadowing in the story is in the beginning when it is mentioned that Louise has heart problems. This can be taken in the symbolic sense, meaning that she has relationship problems. On the other hand, it can be taken literally, since she actually has issues with her heart. These issues partly cause her death.
Irony can be seen in the ending of the story. When Louise dies, the doctors said she died of joy, which is the opposite of her actual cause of death. Chopin does this to make the readers analize and come to the conclusion if this diagnosis is true or not.
Chopin also employs imagery and symbolism in this story. This can be seen in her description of Louise's body language. Another example of this is the
Irony can be seen in the ending of the story. When Louise dies, the doctors said she died of joy, which is the opposite of her actual cause of death. Chopin does this to make the readers analize and come to the conclusion if this diagnosis is true or not.
Chopin also employs imagery and symbolism in this story. This can be seen in her description of Louise's body language. Another example of this is the