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s e Analysis and Discussion 2. (a) At the beginning of the story, what does the narrator call the medical problem that afflicts Mrs Mallard? (b) Interpret Might there be another meaning to the phrase that describes Mrs Mallard's problem?Explain. 3. (a) What does Mrs Mallard observe outside as she sits alone in her room (b) Connect How does the scene outside reflect the feelings that sweep over Mrs. Mallard? 4. (a) According to the doctors, what causes Mrs. Mallard's death? (b)Dra Conclusions What do you believe is the actual cause of her death? (c) Speculate Why do you think Chopin does not elaborate more abou Mrs. Mallard's death?Explain.
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2. (a) The narrator initially refers to Mrs. Mallard's medical problem as heart trouble. (b) The phrase might symbolize not just a physical ailment but also emotional distress or constraint.3. (a) Mrs. Mallard observes the open window and spring scenes outside. (b) The outside scene reflects her newfound sense of liberation and renewal, mirroring her inner feelings.4. (a) The doctors attribute Mrs. Mallard's death to heart disease. (b) It's suggested that the shock of her husband's sudden return, contrasting with her anticipated freedom, may be the actual cause of her death. (c) Chopin leaves room for interpretation, allowing readers to contemplate the emotional complexities surrounding Mrs. Mallard's demise.