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What is the symbolic significance of the open window in the story?
What is the symbolic significance of the open window in the story?
- It represents the constraint of Louise's life with her husband.
- It signifies the death of Louise's husband, Brently.
- It symbolizes Louise's newfound freedom and bright future. (correct)
- It represents the emotional state of Louise's husband, Brently.
What is Louise's gaze fixed on as she looks out the window?
What is Louise's gaze fixed on as she looks out the window?
- The clouds and the sky.
- One of those patches of blue sky. (correct)
- The wide-open spaces below.
- The trees and the flowers.
What is Louise's initial reaction to the news of Brently's death?
What is Louise's initial reaction to the news of Brently's death?
- A suspension of intelligent thought.
- A fit of anger.
- A glance of reflection.
- A fit of tears. (correct)
What does Louise's gaze out the window suggest about her reaction to Brently's death?
What does Louise's gaze out the window suggest about her reaction to Brently's death?
What does Louise breathe a quick prayer for?
What does Louise breathe a quick prayer for?
What is the result of Louise's gaze out the window?
What is the result of Louise's gaze out the window?
What is Louise's attitude towards her newfound freedom?
What is Louise's attitude towards her newfound freedom?
What is the significance of the 'patches of blue sky' in the story?
What is the significance of the 'patches of blue sky' in the story?
What does Louise's reaction to Brently's death reveal about her?
What does Louise's reaction to Brently's death reveal about her?
What is the tone of the passage when Louise looks out the window?
What is the tone of the passage when Louise looks out the window?