Desiree's Baby Rising Action

All shorts stories are divided into five major parts, an exposition, rising action, climax, falling action and last but not least, a resolution. In the short story “Desiree’s Baby” by Kate Chopin is divided into the five parts of a plot but concentrates mostly on the conflict, climax and resolution. The exposition is an important major part of a short story, it is used to catch the reader's attention or in other words the hook. This is important because as you know a reader would greatly be more interested in an entertaining story. That's why the exposition is if not the most important part of a short story because without it, no one would be reading your story.
The second of the five major parts of a short story is the rising action. This great element plays a huge part on to making a short story appear more entertaining to the audience. The way the rising action functions is by giving small
This could be a resolution or at least part of it because it does solve certain problems. Armand shows multiple signs of him not loving or feeling any type of affection towards Desiree anymore, this information could be found in this work page (www.enotes.com) Armand realizes that he no longer loves Desiree because of what she provoked or caused to Armand. Armand thinks that because of the baby that Desiree has brought upon this world being born black has brought a bad reputation to him and his family. All this events are parts of the resolution from this story. This listed events lead to Armand finding out his true background or the race he is from. Armand discovers his origins within a letter that his mom had wrote to his father. This things that happened along the story show the way Armand dealt with this situation or how he solved it in other