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    This goes much further than simply a wife doing what a husband says. A husband’s place is to be the spiritual leader, to be a Godly example for his wife so that he can build her up in love as Christ builds us up under His authority. The problem in our modern nation is that men often neglect their spiritual duties and do not build up their wives spiritually by remaining in the word with them. So many today see it say “wives submit to your own husband as you submit to the lord| in Ephesians 5:22…

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    recognized as Shahrazad who has the dream of saving her fellow women from the hands of a deceiving husband. Although most critics of the tales assert that the tales act to degrade women, it is evident that women in the society have for long been perceived as objects of pleasure which can be sold,…

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    1890s. Women didn’t have the right to vote while also having arranged marriages for which they can’t choose their own husbands. An analysis of “The Story of an Hour,” by Kate Chopin, uses the themes of death, freedom, and irony to show the struggles women faced in the 1890s. The first theme in “The Story of an Hour,” is death. In the beginning of the story, Mrs. Mallard’s husband, Brently Mallard, died in a tragic railroad accident. Kate Chopin tells us how Richard and Josephine gently broke the…

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    vows are often exchanged during wedding ceremonies to unite husband and wife. Today, some go the traditional route, a portion of couples opt to write their own and others combine traditional vows with words of their own. No matter what option is selected, tradition always seems to be the template and maintains a strong presence in the majority of weddings. Most are used to hearing vows similar to, “I take you for my lawful wife/husband, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for…

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    Louise Mallard

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    one, but unintentionally having the sense of relief and ease. In “The Story Of An Hour” by Kate Chopin, the female character Mrs. Louise Mallard recieved tragic news from her sister Josephine; her husband was killed in a railroad accident. Louise recognizes that she will mourn her kind, loving husband, who she sometimes loved, but she is also joyful at the prospect of so many years to herself. In the short story, Mrs. Mallard’s actions and thoughts go both in hand and opposition to the feminist…

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    Story Of An Hour Woman

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    Unlike today, woman typically did not express their true inner feelings. In Kate Chopin’s short story, “The Story of an Hour”, a woman rejoices with the thought of her husband no longer being around. His death results in her realization of freedom of which the excitement possesses her and makes it easy for her to embrace. Ultimately, the excitement kills her. In the beginning of the short story, we learn that Mrs. Mallard has heart trouble. Mrs. Mallard; physical heart troubles symbolize her…

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    who has a heart condition and just learned about her husband’s death. The story takes place within the first hour of her grievance and about her thoughts about the rest of her life. Though there are many signs of human nature, such as love for her husband and heartbreak due to his death, one characteristic stands out and seems to be most apparent in this story, the joy of freedom and the pursuit of independence. “When she abandoned herself a little…

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    on a woman’s perspective in marriage to illustrate that dependence on a man does not always prove to be satisfactory, rather, independence can lead to true fulfillment. Mrs. Mallard, the main character in the story, recently receives news that her husband had passed away. Though she is shocked with devastation, she later reflects on the result of the event--her opportunity for freedom-- and constantly says, “free, free, free!” In the time period this takes place, the late 1800s, women are…

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    Have you ever been at a wedding, and the bride is repeating after the officiant and says that she promises to obey her husband? It is a common expectation of women all over the world to be obedient to their husbands, however there is a sub - sect of the Islamic faith that takes submission to a whole new level. This sect is more commonly known as the Obedient Wives Club. The Obedient Wives Club was founded on May 1, 2001 by employees of Global Iklwan Café in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The Obedient…

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    Women are taught to be the perfect housewife and tend to their husbands. However, many women like Cleofilas do not learn that they are supposed to fulfill this role only when they are in a happy relationship. Cleofilas has to keep telling herself that her husband is not cheating on her, “No. Her imagination. The house the same as always. Nothing” (50). She always tries to make up her husband 's affairs and bruises by thinking it is her duty to stay with him through the mental…

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