Im trying to study for my English course and I need some help to understand this question.
You have Part A and Part B for this assignment. The questions from the textbook that you need to answer, see below, will help you analyze the text following the Fiction elements. Part B questions will help you make connections and apply that knowledge to the real world. This exercise will help you analyze and think critically about a short story.
Part A- Analysis Questions
1. How is Mrs. Mallards character developed? Do you see examples of
exposition, where the narrator simply tells us information about the
protagonist? In addition, does Chopin portray particular emotional
responses, thoughts, and actions to reveal Mrs. Mallards character?
If so, how so? How does she employ point of view in this story?
2. What is your impression of Brently Mallard? What elements of
the story generate this impression?
3. How is setting (both the historical period and the physical
atmosphere of the story) used to contribute to the storys meaning?
4. What is Mrs. Mallards social class? What clues lead you to
this conclusion?
5. What is the storys central conflict? Does Mrs. Mallard change, as
we might expect a protagonist to do?
6. What are the important themes of this story?
Part B- Synthesis Questions:
1. What kinds of assertions does the text make about the gender roles? In other words, what are the beliefs and expectations of women?
2. Does it reflect your own experience?
3. How do those roles shape our culture? For example, think about the fairy tales and the way they shape our notion of gender roles. What would happen, for example, if the Cinderella were a man?
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