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A 3 page paper which compares the theme of mother’s and children in Kate Chopin’s short stories “The Storm” and “Desiree’s Baby.” No additional sources cited.
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many different respects. While much of her work involves the oppression of women in society, it is also work that presents the reader with simple and deeply rooted relationships that
women possess with their children; an unquestioned relationship that often does not need the existence of a man. The following paper illustrates how Kate Chopins "The Storm" and "Desirees Baby"
may not be stories about the deep relationship of women with their children, but still yet possess an almost unspoken illustration of such. Kate Chopin: "The Storm" and
"Desirees Baby" In Chopins story "The Storm" the story is essentially illustrating the desires and natures of women as they exist separate from their families, separate from their husbands and
children. In this simple, but deep story, the woman essentially has a very brief affair one day during a storm while her husband is away with the children. There is
no remorse, no guilt, simply a need and desire. At the end of the story, however, one is presented with a different look at a woman as it relates
to her children and her husband and her role as a wife. The man who had the affair misses his wife and sends her a letter claiming he loves her
but will not be arriving soon. The wife, existing in a space with her children, is happy for this news for she and her children are just fine without him,
illustrating that a woman has a very unique relationship with her children, and even if she loves her husband, there is the sense that she does not really need, or
even necessarily want, him around all the time. In a sense it is as though the mans role is to provide and to provide children. From there the woman can
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