The Storm
As the rain comes pouring down and the thunder crashes against their eardrums, the ?storm? begins. Previously, all was quiet and life seemed to be as normal as ever. But little does anyone know that in just minutes, skies are going to turn black and lives will be changed forever. ?The Storm?, written by Kate Chopin, is much more than just rain, lighting, and thunder. It is symbolic of the passionate, dark, and evil things to come in the lives of the characters. This story is set during a thunderstorm, which is essential for creating the mood, tone, and parallelism of the story. This story wouldn?t be as powerful if it weren?t for the mood brought forth by the setting. The dark and stormy night creates a mood in the story that is also dark. The shift in mood happens in stride with the approaching storm. As the storm begins, Alcée arrives. The mood becomes darker and darker as the storm worsens. Hence, there is a direct correlation between the
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Approximate Word count = 651
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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