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    The perception society has on a person is one of the biggest influences in our society. It is sad to say‚ but the truth is people will change the way they act and will lie in order to look the best to others. They want to be at the top with everyone either wanting to be them or wanting to be with them. In “ Desiree’s Baby” by Kate Chopin we see a perfect example of what people are willing to do in order to keep their flawless perception in society’s eyes. Chopin tells the story of an innocent girl

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    fictional story “Desiree’s baby” written by Kate Chopin is about a complicated love story between Desiree and Armand who seem to live a perfect life but‚ it will collapse over time because of the birth of their child. The marriage was so bad that in the story it really foreshadows Desiree’s death. Earlier in the story the reader learns that their marriage was starting to fall apart when “Armand absented himself from home” which was one hint that lead to Desiree’s death since she was left without support

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    point the story because this represents that Armand no longer accepts his wife for who she is. Which is hypocritical because before he married her‚ he stated he did not care about where she came from. In result‚ Desiree took her baby and never came back. The only resolution the reader can determine is that Desiree left and Armand resolved his "personal" dilemma. We also know that towards the end the main conflict is resolved‚ although it is not stated. "Armand will never know that his mother‚ who adores

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    to our counterparts. In “Desiree’s Baby”‚ by Kate Chopin‚ the author emphasizes the social caste that accompanies race‚ associated with the time period of the setting‚ in order to illustrate the prominent theme of racism through the hypocrisy of Armand which leads to the destruction of Desiree and her baby‚ resulting in a lesson that can be applied to the society of the twenty-first century. Throughout the short story the word “negro” is used freely to describe the workers in the field but it

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    the death of Desiree In the story of “Desiree’s baby”‚ there are discriminations lead to Desiree’s death which are racism and gender discrimination. In 17th century‚ women had low status and they cannot get enough respect. Story told “‘Good-by‚ Armand’‚ she moaned. He did not answer her. That was his last blow at fate.”(Kate Chopin 6) This sentence shows the indifferent attitude of Desiree’s husband‚ which is a pervasive social problem. Desiree’ husband found out that their baby was not white and

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    Born in 1907 in Valcourt‚ Quebéc‚ Joseph Armand Bombardier was the eldest of Anna Gravel and Alfred Bombardier ’s eight children. From an early age‚ Joseph combined a talent for tinkering with a zeal for machinery. At the age of thirteen‚ he created one of his first motorized toys: a miniature locomotive that was powered by a clock mechanism. He ended up painting intricate designs on the train‚ which emphasized his sense of both the technological and aesthetic sides of invention. Bombardier bought

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    All works have a central theme. A theme is the main idea or meaning often an abstract idea upon which a work of literature is built. the central theme of the three stories by Kate Choplin is "women identity" when women had no basic human rights. All three stories take place back in the day‚ the protagonists married and ended up not being completely happy in their roles. The story of an hour takes place in the late nineteenth century when men had control over women. Louise whose husband was killed

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    a gift because she could not have her own baby. Desiree has grown as a beautiful girl that drew Armand Ayubingy to love her. He saw her at the stone pillar where she was found her eighteen years ago and immediately fell in love with her. I believe the author suggests a clue that the same place as a coincidence. Armand and Desiree were married ignoring Desiree’s origin. They later had a boy that Armand was extremely proud of. He did not punish his slaves after the baby was born. The marriage and the

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    Our character‚ Armand‚ feels that his slaves are his property and treats them very badly. Unlike his father who was more indulgent to the slaves‚ “Young Aubigny’s rule was a strict one‚ too‚ and under it his Negroes had forgotten how to be gay‚ as they had been during

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    male society. The author Chopin takes a deep look into the personal thoughts and desires of her characters‚ especially married woman Desiree in the “Desiree’s Baby”. Socialized into thinking that African ancestry‚ the brand of slavery‚ is abominable‚ Armand suddenly hates his wife Desiree and the baby because of their tragic flaw‚ their African blood‚ which dramatically destroys his role as husband and father. When one’s racist nature eradicates unexpectedly the role of loving and caring for his or her

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