English, 29.05.2020 19:59 joedawg50

In lines 45–58 the narrator begins to reveal Mrs. Mallard’s true feelings about being a widow. What theme is suggested through this situational irony?

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In lines 45–58 the narrator begins to reveal Mrs. Mallard’s true feelings about being a widow. What...