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10 November, 22:45

9) What event reverses the original direction of the plot?

A)

the cruelty with which Mrs. Mallard's sister treats her

the romantic overtures made to Mrs. Mallard by

Richards

the greed of Mr. Mallard's family, swooping in after

his death

the surprise return and living state of Mrs. Mallard's

husband

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