As can be seen in many formats today, the battle of equality has risen again in the United States. Modern activists integrate their beliefs into music and social media. However, when this battle was just beginning in the 19th century, social workers did not have access to this kind of technology, and were restricted to communicating their ideas in other manners. One of the prosperous communicative means of this time period was through different forms of writing. Kate Chopin employed short stories
Rough Draft #2 “Desiree’s Baby” is a very different style from other stories and the way she writes her stories is how she looks out at life, often in different ways than most. Many things in this story are hard to catch and the author's style is very different for this time period. While reading the story hints are dropped, but they are very hard to pick up on. Kate Chopin always has a way of surprising you and leave you on the edge of your seat. Everything about “Desiree’s Baby is shocking, some
The story of the Desiree’s Baby by Chopin discusses the plight of Desiree, a young woman who had been adopted by Madame Valmonde. The strory starts by describing the journey of Madame Valmonde to L’Abri to see Desiree, her daughter and the baby she had delivered. At first, Madame Valmonde could not believe that Desiree had a baby as she remembered everything about her when she was still a baby. Desiree was married to Aarmand Aubigny, a young man of French descent. They were happily married and blessed
Throughout this course we have read many different short stories, poems and essays. These different works cover a wide variety of themes also. However, the theme I am going to write about is Lost and Recovery. When I think of the theme choice and right action the two stories that come to mind for me are Desiree’s Baby by Kate Chopin and “Flowers” by Alice Walker The story “Desiree’s Baby” by Kate Chopin is a short story that opens with Madame Valmondé coming to visit Desiree who she had raised