Kate Chopins The Story of an Hour and The Storm
In Kate Chopins "The Story of an Hour" and "The Storm," the implied attitude for each short story is the corruption of marriage. In each story both wives share the same soiled qualities of being concerned only with themselves, deceiving their husbands and acting indecisively. ... "The Story of an Hour" involves The Mallards, a married couple. ... In the end of the story a twist comes into play as Mrs. ... "The Storm" is a based on an affair between two married people, Calixta and Alcee. ... The affair starts during a terrible storm when Alcee asks Calixta if he could stay at her house till the storm passes. Calixta has sexual relations with Alcee during the storm because she knew that her son and husband would not be home until the storm has passed. The storm finally ends and Calixtas family comes home.