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    weakness. Women are often complimented with their physical attributes and dainty personalities. On the other hand‚ Armand Aubigny is said to be ‘imperious’ and “exacting.” (Page 2‚ fifth paragraph‚ first sentence) Men are often associated with powerful and authority. It is with these use of words that male is dominant and women‚ like Desiree‚ are just an accessory to the society. “… Armand is the proudest father … because it is a boy‚ to bear his name; though he says not‚ -- that he would have loved

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    enough food for her to. She had just appeared in Valmonde one day. She had met a guy named Armand. “He was reminded she was once nameless…” This is a great example of how Desire was no one because she didn’t even have a name. This is how Kate Chopin characterizes Desire as being no one in the beginning. As the story goes on‚ Kate Chopin characterizes Desire by becoming someone to Armand. “…Armand Aubigny fell in love‚ as if he had been struck by a pistol shot.” This is a great quote because falling

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    Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Einleitung 3 2 Louisiana zur Zeit der Sklaverei 3 2.1 Geschichte 4 2.2 Die damalige Gesellschaft 6 3 Interpretation mit Blick auf die Geschichte 8 4 Chopins Kritik 11 Literaturverzeichnis..........................................................................................14 Einleitung „Désirée’s Baby“ erschien im November 1892 in einer Kurzgeschichtensammlung unter dem Titel „Bayou Folk“. Obwohl die Sklavenhaltung 1865 in den U.S

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    now able to give love and support to. Growing up to become a a beautiful lady‚ she attracted the attention of Armand Aubigny Armand was a neighboring plantation owner and bearer of one of the finest names in Louisiana. If I were in Desiree’s shoies‚ I would have thought I was something by dating one of the well-known plantation owners. By this time‚ Desiree’s father was reminding Armand that they didn’t know were heritage‚ but still he insisting on pursuing her anyway. Which by the way‚ that

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    never play a role in any relationship. Allowing race to impact a relationship could easily cause it to fall apart‚ leading to both sides being hurt in the end. In Kate Chopin’s short story “Desiree’s Baby”‚ the race of Desiree and Armand’s child cause Armand to turn a cold shoulder to his wife and his child‚ eventually driving Desire to suicide. By analyzing the racism in the story‚ it becomes clear that heritage‚ setting‚ and social norms play a major role in the motives of the story. Armand’s family

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    Initially‚ Armand is the picturesque face of a beautiful relationship‚ a man of "passion…swept along like an avalanche…drives headlong over all obstacles" (141). When Madame Valmonde asks Desiree what Armand thinks of the baby‚ she paints him as a most proud father‚ whose hostility towards the slaves has been weakened with each and every smile from the little

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    aware of her The Story of an Hour: The title refers to the actual duration of the story. All the events that take place in the story can happen in the time frame of an hour. Desiree’s Baby: The title refers to one of the main characters‚ Armand Aubigny‚ not claiming his child after finding out that the child as of different race; therefore giving all ownership of the baby to the mother‚ Desiree. Author & Purpose Kate Chopin was born Katherine O’Flaherty on February 8‚ 1850‚ in St. Louis

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    Baby‚ from the personalities of Désirée herself and her husband‚ Armand. Also‚ just the way they were raised in general. Armand was raised in France and had moved to America when he was eight while Désirée had

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    called L’Abri‚ which is owned by Désirée’s husband Arband Aubigny. When she sees her grandchild‚ she notices something different with him. Valmond leaves again and 3 month later‚ Désirée is still at L’Abri with her child. Armand‚ who had been so loving towards her‚ has become really cold and do not want to speak to his wife: “”Armand‚” she called to him‚ in a voice which must have stabbed him‚ if he was human. But he did not notice. “Armand‚” she said again. (s. 4)” She knows something has changed

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    young fellow named Armand Aubginy who falls in love with orphan girl Desiree who he ends up marrying and having a baby boy with. In the story time passes by and the child turns out to be mixed with the  blood of black! Armand’s slaves notice and the word starts to spread. Armand becomes hostile and completely ignores Desiree and the baby due to the fact he has discovered Desiree possess black in her blood  ‚ Desiree suggest to Armand that she and he baby go live with her mother ‚ Armand agrees . "She

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