What does this passage from "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin say about Mrs. Mallard's expectations for her life? A; Mrs. Mallard will grieve for a long time. B; Mrs. Mallard will have an emotional breakdown. C; Mrs. Mallard will live a long life. D; Mrs. Mallard will soon consider marrying again
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