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This story features an idea that some may find unacceptable lee, but seems to actually make life more manageable and happy. This encounter between the main female character and main male character in the story seem to serve as a type of hall pass, in which the adultery seems to be presented in an a acceptable manner, and the characters of the story end up being more thankful for what they have than prior to the encounter. “The leaves were so still that eve n Bibb thought it was going to rain. (Paragraph 1) The fact that a storm is coming is not only to be taken literally in the sense of bad weather, but also helps to for shadow metaphorically in terms of a storm of emotion to come. When the focus witches from Bibb, Bonito and their being stuck in town the weather the store m, to Calcite at their home, the story begins to take shape. “As she stepped o outside, Alice Lavaliere rode in at the gate. She had not seen him very often sin CE her marriage, and never alone. (Paragraph 7) In this sentence we are first into educed as the audience to Alice and we find out that Alice and Calcite have had some sort of history together. This sentence sets the setting for the situations to come Throughout the buildup to the climax Chopin does a very good job of using the SST arm to describe and affect how things between Calcite and Alice are going. Playing of lightning was incessant. A bolt struck a tall chicanery tree at the edge of the field. It filled all visible space with a blinding glare and the crash seemed t o invade the very boards they stood upon.

Budget 2 Calcite put her hands to her eyes, and with a cry, staggered backward. Allele’s arm encircled her, and for an instant he drew her close and spas medically to him. ” (Paragraphs 19,20) With this first touch things emote nominal and physically between them start to take off. “He pushed her hair ace from her face that was warm and steaming… As she glanced up at h IM the fear in her liquid blue eyes had given place to a drowsy gleam that unconsciously betrayed a sensuous desire. He looked down into her e yes and there was nothing for him to do but gather her lips in a kiss.

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It reminded him of Assumption… He had kissed and kissed and kissed her. ” (Paragraph aphis 22, 23) In this section of the story things heat up between the two charm terse and we find out why with their previous history together. We, as the audio once, find out that Calcite and Alice had previous sexual history in a church title “Assumption. ” “Her lips in a manner free to be tasted, as well as her round, who tit throat and her whiter breasts. ” (Paragraph 23) This sentence states that both Calcite and Alice feel this encounter is warranted. The generous abundance o f her passion, without guile or trickery, was like a white flame which penetrated a ND found response in the depths of his own sensuous nature that had never yet been reached. ” (Paragraph 25) This turns out to be a very important quote a Most implying that her passion is plentiful and untapped, seemingly like she had to get it all out. Calcite, on the gallery, watched Alice ride away… She life Ted her pretty chin in the air and laughed aloud. ” (Paragraph 29) This laugh may be mistaken as a kind of guilt but actually is a weight lifted from Calcite.

We, as r adders, begin to get the sense that this is something that she did not necessarily hope for a situation like this but needed it. As focus of the story switches from Calcite back to Bibb and Bonito we start to understand why this adulterous encounter may be a good thing. “My! Bibb, Watt w ill you’ mama Budget 3 say! You ought to be shame’. You ought’ put on those good pants. Look at ‘e m! An’ that mud on you’ collar! How you got that mud on you’ collar, Bibb! I never saw such a boy! ” (Paragraph 31) In this scene Bonito runs the situation of what is to occur when Bibb and him arrive home, mocking his wife Calcite.

This example fees the idea that Bonito is immature, after being in a terrible storm he is worrier d about what his wife will say when they arrive home covered in mud. Almost vie wing her in an image of his own mother, like he is simply her child. As mentioned above, we realize how important the description of Calcite’s “abundance of pass on” really is and what it means. That Calcite and Bonito are most likely not sex ally involved, leaving Calcite sexually frustrated with pent up aggression and emotion. “Oh, Bonito! You back! My! But I was uneasy. We’re you been during the rain?

An’ Bibb? He a knit hurt? She had clasped Bibb and was kissing him effusively… Bonito and Bibb began to relax and enjoy themselves. ” (Paragraph 33, 36) Calcite is much h more thankful to see Bonito and Bibb that either of them had expected and , as a result of the encounter between Alice and Calcite, the family dynamic between Calcite Bonito and Bibb, is in a much better state. To refute any argue meets to be made about how this situation would affect the family of Alice and Claries, Allele’s wife, it is also explained that the encounter leaves his family dynamic in a better way. As for Claries, she was charmed upon receiving he r husband’s letter. She and the babies were doing well. The society was agreeable lee; many of her old friends and acquaintances were at bay. And the first breath is once her marriage seemed to restore the pleasant liberty of her maiden days. ” (Pa arcograph 38) This statement not only solidifies that everything is well and good, b t also raises the question that both Claries and Alice have taken a hall pass, or break, from their marriage.

Budget 4 The final sentence of the story, “So the storm passed and everyone was happy. ” (Paragraph 39) The physical storm had passed and the metaphorical storm had also passed and all parties were happy. So the scandalous encounter leaves everyone better off than when we found them. Chopin idea is one of our pres .NET time period, its so impressive how she captured such an uncommon did a in such an artistic way in such an enunciating time period. Truly a piece of literature written way ahead of its time. Budget 5