Question

Kate Chopin's "The Storm" Trace the progress of the storm through the five parts of the story. Then
trace the stages of the story's plot. How does the progress of the storm parallel the developing
plot?

Answer 1

Answer:

The more the storm progresses, the longer Carlixta's family stays out of the house and the longer her affair stays in the house, allowing an extramarital affair to occur.

Explanation:

"The storm" tells the story of Carlixta who participates in an extramarital act with an ex lover, at a time when her son and husband are out of the house and are trapped due to a storm. Carlixta offers shelter, against the storm, for an ex-lover who was passing down the street. The more the storm gets stronger, the longer her family stays out of the house and the more intense the attraction between her and her lover becomes.

Answer 2

The way the story advances parallel to the plot of the narrative would be:

As the storm intensifies, the plot of the story moves forward as shown by the incidents of "extramarital affairs" leading Carlixta to stay out.

"The Storm"

• In the context of the story titled "The storm," the narrative has been separated into elements as per the phases of the storm.
• As the storm progresses, the narrative moves forward where Carlixta has an extra-marital affair.
• When she is with her lover and her husband and son are outside the house, the storm intensifies and they get stuck there.
• Thus, the story moves as the storm progresses in the narrative.

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