In The Story of an Hour, the thing that Mrs. Mallard feels approaching her is described as creeping and as something that will possess her. Why are these words ironic?

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In The Story of an Hour, the thing that Mrs. Mallard feels approaching her is described as creeping and as something that will possess her. Why are these words ironic?

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Answer: It was her freedom

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It was her freedom she feels coming

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