hey

what's your name?

my name is Mehran

where are you from?

I'm from Afghanistan

what do you do in the rest of the day?

I have too many Works to do like studying, sporting and etcetera

how many friends do you have?

I just have one special friend and his name is emran

where do you live?

I live in London

what's your favorite foods?

my favorite foods are pizza burger French fires and Etc

how much do you love your mother?

I love her more than anything in the world!

can you swim?

of course I can!

what's your favorite sport?

my favorite sport are swimming and Fitness

it's nice to meet you Mehran

nice to meet you too bro

have a lovely day!

you too

see you later!

okay bye

oh hello again!

Hi how are you?

thank you I'm doing good. How about you?

thanks I'm definitely fine

do you have class today?

yes I think my class is starting right now!

oh okay I don't waste your time anymore

okay I will see you after the class

good luck!

thanks bye

Mrs. Mallard has heart troubles that could kill her. When her husband dies, the people who come to give her this news try to do so gently. When she is finally informed, she bursts into tears. Eventually, she goes to her room and locks herself in.

However, while thinking about the future, she is excited by the idea of freedom that could come after her husband’s death. After an hour, the doorbell rings and her husband is standing there alive and well. When she sees him, she has a heart

attack and dies. What Is Great About It: Marriages can be like prisons for women. The one in this tale definitely seems like a heavy burden. Despite her grief, Mrs. Mallard is able to keep herself healthy with the hope of freedom from her husband.

But as soon as she realizes that she will have to go back to her old life, her body is unable to take it. The story explores the conflicting range of human emotions of grief and hope in a short span, and the impact it can have on a person’s mind and body.