\Though Brently Mallard doesn’t enter until the story’s end, how is he present in the story throughout its telling? From what point of view is the story told? Who is telling the story?

Read Kate Chopin’s short story, “The Story of an Hour.” In writing your paper, consider these questions? Respond to as many as are relevant to you.
How does the opening contribute to the drama and unfolding of the storyline?
Though Brently Mallard doesn’t enter until the story’s end, how is he present in the story throughout its telling?
From what point of view is the story told? Who is telling the story?
How do you interpret the doctors’ cause of death as being “heart disease—of joy that kills”? Can you identify two ways in which this “joy that kills” might be defined?
. Have you ever experienced a reaction to an event that was not what you or others might have expected it to be? How did you deal with the fact that you were not responding as others expected or as you thought you would under the circumstances? What practical lessons can be learned in dealing with people who do not react in the way that we expect them to or when we ourselves are surprised by our own emotions or responses?
It needs to contain two main elements explained below.