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In The Story of an Hour, the thing that Mrs. Mallard feels approaching her is described as creeping and as something that will possess her. Why are these words ironic?

In The Story of an Hour, the thing that Mrs. Mallard feels approaching her is described as creeping and as something that will possess her. Why are these words ironic?
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In The Story of an Hour, the thing that Mrs. Mallard feels approaching her is described as creeping and as something that will possess her. Why are these words ironic?

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Answer: It was her freedom

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It was her freedom she feels coming

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