While reading “Story of an Hour” I noticed that "Story of an Hour" was the measure of incongruity Kate Chopin utilized all through the story. This gave me a blended response to her work. At first I didn't comprehend her utilization of incongruity and felt that it made the story less serious than I suspected it ought to be, considering the occasions.
The primary incongruity that I went through and stood out to me, was how Louise responded when being informed of her spouse’s death. Be that as it may, before Chopin lets us know Louise's response. She clarifies how the recently widowed lady feels by depicting the world as indicated by her view of it after the "shocking" news. Louise is said to "Not hear the story the same number of ladies have heard the same." She appears to acknowledge the news on the verge of excessively serenely and goes to her space to be distant from everyone. This is when I began to see the world through Louise’s eyes. The demise of her spouse had presented to her another world with immaculate life. …show more content…
Instantly the picture of solace is by all accounts strange. I asked why she was agreeable and why she wasn't upset to the point that she didn't begin to beat the furniture. Next, the dowager is looking out the window and seeing is seeing every indication of spring and the new life it symbolizes.
Another part I discovered humorous were the depictions used to portray the scene outside the window. They were as far from death as could reasonably be expected. "The scrumptious breath of rain...the notes of an inaccessible song...countless sparrows were twittering...patches of blue sky...." This depicted every single delightful picture of life. I was very confounded by the way she was watching things until Louise started to clarify her activities and why she was seeing the demise as a fresh
The primary incongruity that I went through and stood out to me, was how Louise responded when being informed of her spouse’s death. Be that as it may, before Chopin lets us know Louise's response. She clarifies how the recently widowed lady feels by depicting the world as indicated by her view of it after the "shocking" news. Louise is said to "Not hear the story the same number of ladies have heard the same." She appears to acknowledge the news on the verge of excessively serenely and goes to her space to be distant from everyone. This is when I began to see the world through Louise’s eyes. The demise of her spouse had presented to her another world with immaculate life. …show more content…
Instantly the picture of solace is by all accounts strange. I asked why she was agreeable and why she wasn't upset to the point that she didn't begin to beat the furniture. Next, the dowager is looking out the window and seeing is seeing every indication of spring and the new life it symbolizes.
Another part I discovered humorous were the depictions used to portray the scene outside the window. They were as far from death as could reasonably be expected. "The scrumptious breath of rain...the notes of an inaccessible song...countless sparrows were twittering...patches of blue sky...." This depicted every single delightful picture of life. I was very confounded by the way she was watching things until Louise started to clarify her activities and why she was seeing the demise as a fresh