Characterization, Tone, and Setting in The Story of an Hour :: The Story of an Hour

Characterization, Tone, and Setting in The Story of an Hour1 The proposition of The Story of an Hour is do not believe everything that is told to you until you see it yourself. This tale is understood better when you focus on these three critical concepts, characterization, stride and setting. 2 First off is characterization, which is important for what is upcoming at the terminal of the story. To understand this you must understand the character of Louise Mallard. Louise was young looking with pleasure ground skin and a calm face, who spoke repression and some strength. ? She also has a encountert problem, which means the death of her married man has to be broken to her as gently as possible. however now ? there is nothing just a dull stare gazing into the patches of blue sky as if she was in intelligent thought. 3 The secondment of the three critical concepts I am using is tone. Tone is the prevailing attitude as perceived by the reader. Attitudes I go t from reading this story were sad and shocked. The sad part is when her husband had died in a railroad disaster. It was her sister who had, with broken sentences, slowly told her that he had died. Mr. mMallards friend Richard was also there at the time to assist Josephine in breaking the bad news. After they had told her, she had looked ? herself in her room and stared out the window. The second attitude was shocked this was how I felt at the end of the story. CS - 1 The contend I did is when Josephine finally got Louise to come out of her room and come bear out downstairs. Frag -1 On the way downstairs the front door opened and in walked Mr. Mallard who was alleged(a)ly dead. The sight of him shocked Louise so much that it had caused her to throw away a heart attack and die. This was shocking to me because they had said that he had died in a railroad accident and the second telegram confirmed it. But Mr. Mallard had said that he was now were nowhere Hostage 50 near the supposed accident even though ? he did not even hear about one.