After the initial storm of tears, Mrs. Mallard s response to the news of her husband s death is motivated largely by a wave of

a. self-assertion.

c. self-pity.

b. anger.

d. vengeance.

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23 December, 07:58

After the initial storm of tears, Mrs. Mallard s response to the news of her husband s death is motivated largely by a wave of

a. self-assertion.

c. self-pity.

b. anger.

d. vengeance.

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Skylar Booker · Answer 1

The correct answer should be a. self-assertion.

She considers herself to finally be free now that her husband died. She feels that she has the right to be alone and do what she wants without being neglected.

After the initial storm of tears, Mrs. Mallard s response to the news of her husband s death is motivated largely by a wave ofa. self-assertion.c. self-pity.b. anger.d. vengeance.

After the initial storm of tears, Mrs. Mallard s response to the news of her husband s death is motivated largely by a wave of

a. self-assertion.

c. self-pity.

b. anger.

d. vengeance.