Passionate Storms

Passionate Storm Kate Chopin's "Arashi" is a complete story of figurative references between thunderstorms and thunderstorms. The leaders of Calixta, Bobinot, Bibi think that it is rather ordinary life. When Bobinot and Bibi were shopping in town, they noticed the storm is about to come on, and Bobinot was accustomed to talking perfectly with his brother. "But the anger of nature liberated the passion between Calixta and her former boyfriend Alcee Laballiere.

Throughout the story, Chopin shows the passion of the character through the image of the storm. As the intensity of the storm increases, their passion reaches the climax and gradually disappears. Her role can release this passion, not only to get rid of the constraints of society, she is not aware of her inner passion. The storm reassured Alcee and Calixta the passion behind them. The storm between them gave them a new life and satisfaction. They can understand what they have again. "So the storm has gone, and everyone is very happy." The last line of the story gives us a vague end to unify the central idea of ​​the story. People may see the passage of storms is a happy ending, or people may see that storms come back again, only by destroying their lives.

Kate Chopin, author of The Storm, explains how the real storm symbolizes a storm in our life. Like the storm, the main character Calixta is quiet and calm and free from human harm. However, as her passion and storm began to foster, they became electrical and powerful. In Chopin 's era, it is rarely recognized that women have sexual desire. As for this issue, women are innocent. It is well known that men deviate from marriage to achieve sexual desire, but it is never a woman. Libido is experienced only by men. Chopin not only recognizes that women have these desires, but also praises her and is open to human sexuality. Among her short stories, Chopin explains how all the events of the storm made the relationship between men and women happily married. Chopin tells whether two lovers '' s are morally acceptable. Even if the previous lover cheated, all the characters at the end of the story are very happy.