The Struggles of Women

Some women struggles with Independence and someoneal identity once they are in a marriage. At time marriage is confiding and bound for woman. In The Story of an min by Kate Chopin, Mrs. mallard learns that her preserve has passed a expression. She grieves as any person would scarcely later realizes that she has emancipation and she is a independent woman. In The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, the narrator is suffering from flyaway depression and the mental bound placed upon her even more so than the physical ones receivable to her condition ultimately drives her insane. pull d make though some(prenominal) stories has a different bill lines the important idea is that they are both woman who are fight in their marriage because of the pretermit of freedom they feel they have.\n\nIn The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin, Mrs. Mallard who has heart troubles is sure by her preserves friend that her keep up has passed away in a railroad accident. While it is run that there is sadness she feels another(prenominal) emotion builds up, she knows she will outshout for his husband again but what she soon recognizes is an overwhelming signified of relief. She now feels a new independence and freedom. She feels joy in the way that she will be able to make her own support moving ship, guide by her own desires as well as decisions. regular though she is now alone, she looks forward to the days ahead sort of of dreading them. Once she sees her husband is thus alive, her happiness, her freedom and all that she was aspirant was gone and ultimately that is what kills her. Her newfound freedom and excitement by and by she learns that her husband has passed away, shows the readers that her previous life was dull and in which she had no freedom. One of the conflicts some of the characters of this story faced was how to tell Mrs. Mallard who has a bad heart, what has happened to her husband in a way that it wont kill her straight than what actually happened. Ultimately the ramp that her husband isnt dea...