Ultimately, the story suggests that social order is maintained through:  

Emily’s refusal to acknowledge her father’s death illustrates:

Mrs. Mallard’s initial reaction to her husband’s reported death is characterized by:

The town’s decision to forgive Emily’s taxes reflects:  

The decay of Emily’s house most clearly symbolizes:  

“The Story of an Hour” challenges readers primarily by:

The baby’s appearance exposes:

Marriage in the “The Story of an Hour” is primarily depicted as:

Désirée’s identity is most fragile because it is:

Armand’s treatment of Désirée changes primarily because of: