Death of Mrs. Mallard

Causes of Mrs. m allards Death After reading Kate Chopins The Story of an mo, readers are left in wonder as to what ultimately resulted in the death of Mrs. Louise Mallard. While the very end suggests bosom disease as the culprit, further analyzation of the story points towards a few other, deeplyer and slightly more thickening causes. The first thing we learn about Mrs. Mallard is that she has sum trouble. This heart trouble turns is both mental and physical and is both within her clay and the relationship with her economize, Brently Mallard. Her heart trouble is what makes the announcement of Brentlys death so threatening to her.Someone that has a weak heart would not be satis actory to deal very well with such news. in that locationfore, the fact that Mrs. Mallard has heart problems proves to be a significant cause of her death. Another contri buting factor in Mrs. Mallards death may throw off been the account of her husbands death. Mrs. Mallards sister, Josephine, ann ounces that Brently was killed in a select accident. Mrs. Mallards reaction is not the same as a normal womans would be with a paralyzed inability to accept its significance. Instead, she weeps immediately, afterwards retiring to her own room. The news of Brentlys death reveals to Mrs.Mallard her freedom from the oppression she probably experienced while get hitched with to Brently. The good intentions of Josephine might be another cause of Mrs. Mallards death. Josephine is the person who informs Louise of the bad news. Josephine tells Louise in broken sentences. Later, after Louise retires to her room, it is Josephine who is trying to enclose up on her, interrupting Louises realization and enjoyment of her newly put together freedom. Together, they go infra, to Brentlys unexpected recidivate and Louises death. The fact that Mrs. Mallard has heart trouble has an effect on the way that others have to perform her.Josephines awareness of her sisters condition may have caused he r to try and be as gentle as possible when inform Mrs. Mallard, but still contributed to breaking her unintentionally anyways. The emotional rollercoaster that Mrs. Mallard is throw on is probably one of the bigger factors in her death. The news of her husbands death is the first big drop on the ride. It is a huge shock to Mrs. Mallard. She grieves, but then retires to her room alone where she goes into deep thought. This is where she discovers that she is a free body and soul from marriage and her husband. Her newly rear independence is forbidden to her initially.She tries hard to fight joy that came with her realization because she feels guilty. Then, she begins to follow it. She is elated and exits her room with a new perspective on the matter. She spots downstairs to the return of her very not dead husband and is again surprise and faced with another huge drop. These high ups and low downs are emotionally tiring to Mrs. Mallard. They are not any help to the fact that she h as a weak heart. The biggest cause of Mrs. Mallards death is when Brently returns. She has already come to terms with Brentlys death and is looking positively towards her new rising as a free woman.She finds joy in this and Brentlys return rips her freedom away from her, resulting in her death from not joy itself, but rather the loss of joy from losing the freedom she was so fond of. There were many causes that went into Mrs. Louise Mallards death. Her heart condition, the news of her husband, Brently Mallards, death, her sisters good intentions, the emotional rollercoaster, and her sudden loss of freedom all add up against Mrs. Mallard. In the end, Mrs. Mallard wasnt strong plenteous to handle all of these ups and downs.