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2 cards from this section. Quick, good the night before a test.
What does the dog represent in 'To Build a Fire'?
Think about how the dog behaves compared to the man.
How does Louise feel after hearing about her husband's death in 'The Story of an Hour'?
Consider the contrast with her initial reaction.
What does the man in 'To Build a Fire' fail to recognize?
What advice did the old-timer give him?
True or False: Louise Mallard dies from joy at the end of 'The Story of an Hour'.
What emotion does she feel just before her husband comes home?
Critically discuss the role of nature in 'To Build a Fire' and how it shapes the man's fate.
Consider the old-timer's advice in your discussion.
Evaluate how Chopin uses irony throughout 'The Story of an Hour' to enhance the theme of freedom.
Look for examples of irony in critical moments of the story.
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