Which character thought he was back in the bastille and fretted over his boots. a. dr. manette. b. ernest. c. charles. d.sydney carton

Iin relation to Mrs. Mallard, Kate Chopin writes: " She did not hear the story as many women have heard the same, with a paralyzed inability to accept its significance." Mrs. Mallard does not feel crushed by the news of her husband's death. Once she is alone in her room, she is suddenly overtaken by joy as she realizes that, now that she is a widow, she is mistress of her own life, and she blissfully repeats the word "free."