Essay On Miley Cyrus

In “The STory of an Hour,” Mrs. Mallard, a quaint old woman, was informed that her husband had died in a terrible accident, in a manner so gentle as not to upset her and cause her heart to give out. The time period that this story was set in shows great contrast to how we live today, more so how the famous actor and songwriter Miley Cyrus does. Mrs. Mallard and Miley Cyris are so obvisouly in different time periods. The tradions and additdes are clearly different, but the idea of freedom still remain. There is a clear shift in power for women from Mrs. Mallard’s point in time to the era that Miley Cyrus lives in. Mrs. Mallard was, after a short amout of time to grieve, her husband death estatic that she would no longer have to answer to a man. In her time, death of one of the spouses was the only way to get out of a marriage without being shames. Miley Cyrus is the majority plan of was Mrs. Mallard would have done if she …show more content…
Mallard’s time vs. Miley Cyurs’ the way things in general were done so much different. Miley Cyrus lives in a time where leaving a partner is acceptable for the man or the woman of any sitraiton. This is not something that many people bat an eye at. Going through most seperations today, are treated as if the parters are eventaully dead to each other. Their communication, interation, and anything that used to connect them is eventually stopped. In our time, the time of Miley, this seperation is done entirely by choice. Back in the time of Mrs. Mallard if you were burderend by the constant power block that a husband put on the wife, it could have been possible for the wife to feel a wave of relief when the husband was finally gone. Miley’s era is relieved and often happy when they are out of what they consider is a bad relationship. In a darker sense, the death of the spouse was like a break up, it was their only way out. Mrs. Mallard, was finally given the power over her own