Mrs. Mallard's conflicts are internal because she fights with herself when she is distressed and thinking that now that her husband has died she is lost. At the same time, she is also experiencing the freedom of not being married any longer, consequently feeling guilty about the relief she feels being free. She is in sorrow at first due to her husband's death but also experiences joy to be free.
I believe that Sammy's intentions are not to judge the customers but are his perception of reality how the customers lead their lives. The customers are living their lives with obligations that come with adulthood. These tells us that Sammy is young and doesn't realize that one day he will be have the same life routine as the customers he helps.
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I believe that Sammy's intentions are not to judge the customers but are his perception of reality how the customers lead their lives. The customers are living their lives with obligations that come with adulthood. These tells us that Sammy is young and doesn't realize that one day he will be have the same life routine as the customers he helps.
I