Summary Of The Storm By Kate Chopin

In “the story of an hour” and “The Storm” by Kate Chopin, the writer mainly focuses on the female character. The male characters are only “taken away” in her stories. In her stories, She transitions smoothly and rapidly among characters' points of view, but mainly, specifically expands and write about the female characters. The topic fits the story perfectly. Chopin follows specific fundamentals and techniques to highlights the drama of the hour. In the short story, she used four to five paragraphs only to express Louise’s emotions. Share details about her feelings and behaviors. The details she shares was a lot but powerful. The stories are short, but the impact it makes is compelling. The writer first surprises us with Louise’s unrealistic reaction when she first murmurs “free” to herself. She uses repetition to highlight important points. “free”” free”” free,” the choice of her words are what make her story

The male character Sammy quit his job to take a stand for three girls by against no-bathing-suit policies everywhere. But the girls didn't stick around long enough to exchange numbers with their hero. The story ends with a kind of lonely note.

I personly think that Sammy quit displaying his growing independence and mental transformation to adulthood, as a prove to people in town that he is no longer a kid.

According to the story, Sammy appeared to rely on his parents heavily. The dialogue between him and Lengel before he quit, Lengel said, “Sammy, you don’t want to do this to your Mom and Dad.” Showed Sammy’s actions might have an effect on his parents. At the beginning of the story, the writer mentioned that Sammy lives in a small town, where everyone knows each other, Not only his poor behavior(quitting) will spread fast, then everyone will hear the news. But also the efforts his parents put in to get Sammy his job would be wasted if he quit over something that Lengel think of as "childish