A Culture's Harmful Impact on the Society

In "The Story of an Hour," Kate Chopin puts forward that in certain circumstances, the death of a loved one may be a blessing. Such circumstances may embrace an abusive bond, or a miserable wed, as this narration suggests. In Chopin's narration though the contributing elements might lead the student to trust that Louise's husband's death would source her many hurt, ironically, when she discovers the journal, she feels a many sense of relief. This puts forward that death may not perpetually source grief.

The most valued clash in this narration is facade versus certainty ...