Mrs.Mallards problem is one which is deep rooted and emotional. She yearned for a more fulfilling life and the ability to appreciate the beautiful things which life had to offer. From "The Story of An Hour", the reader can conclude taht the life which Mrs.Mallard lived with her husband made her unhappy. It seems taht the life she wanted was very different, when compared to the life she lived with her husband. The …showed first 75 words of 515 total…

…showed last 75 words of 515 total…palms and when it is taken away from you, you long for the days to get shorter. So, if Mrs.Mallrd would have lived, I'm sure she would have hoped either for her death or the death of her husband. What she could not have in life she achieved through death. As she slipped into death she is once again free, reminiscent of that brief moment in time when she thought her husband had died.