In "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin, how does Mrs. Mallard feel about life without her husband?

indifferent

excited

anxious

contented

The answer is excited, there you go love

The answer would be excited

Explanation Louise had loved her husband sometimes. He had always been nice to her, and she thought that he loved her. Yet, he had made her do things that she did not want to do. She resented him for imposing his will on her.

After all, a person does not stop loving her husband for little reasons. Either Mr. Mallard was doing something really bad occasionally to Louise, or she was not fair in her judgment of him. This feeling of who she is and who she can be is by far the "strongest" she has ever felt.

Just the day before, she felt that her life would always be the way he wanted it to be. But now, her days would be her own.