Answer:
False
Explanation:
In "The Story of An Hour" we meet Mrs. Mallard. At the beginning of the story, she finds out that her husband is dead, and although she feels some sadness, her immediate reaction is one of happiness at the thought of being free. She thinks of the significance that this has for her life and her identity, and how she will now be allowed to explore the world as an independent person. Mrs. Mallard had never thought of similar things before, and she also never thought of asking for a divorce.
