Engage - Writer's Effect Para 9-13

Sadness at her husband’s death

Something approaching her that she cannot yet name

Anger toward her husband

Relief that Josephine is nearby

Her bosom rises and falls tumultuously; her hands are powerless

She runs out of the room

She sits perfectly still, unfeeling

She laughs uncontrollably

Love

Joy

Death

Free

They remain dull and lifeless

They fill with tears of sadness

They become keen and bright

She closes them tightly

She hated him completely

She had loved him sometimes, but often had not

She was indifferent to him

She could not think about him at all

Metaphor

Hyperbole

Personification

Simile

Her wealth and social status

Her physical weakness and vulnerability to emotion

Her impatience

Her love for Josephine

She fears losing her inheritance

She thinks she might faint

She is afraid Josephine will see her

She is shocked and feels it is socially inappropriate to feel joy at her husband’s death

She whispers “free” three times and her eyes become keen and bright

She runs to the window

She sits silently with closed eyes

Louise screams loudly

It shows she cannot decide what she wants

It highlights the contrast between mourning and the exhilaration of freedom

It confuses the reader

It shows her hatred toward Brently