In this essay I will address some of the similarities and differences in the pattern of development between "Saboteur" and "The Storm." First, I will start with character focusing most on the chosen character's motivation. Second, I will contrast the setting of each story. Third, I will address the tone in which I think the story is written. Finally, I will compare the style of each story.
The character in "Saboteur" that I want to look at is Mr. Chiu. His motivation slowly builds throughout the story. Mr. Chiu's character developed quickly into his role of being charged as a saboteur. It is clear that Mr. Chiu's motivation was to seek revenge against the police department which in turn became revenge against the city, Muji. Mr. Chiu was disgruntled for being arrested and having to admit to a crime he feels he did not commit. His anger was not just toward the situation, but also toward his wife. This was evident in the comment he made when the former student, a new lawyer, arrived to aid in his release. When he looked out his small window, he found his lawyer being held captive in the yard under the hot sun because of his disrespectfulness toward the chief of police. .
When Mr. Chiu was released the first thing he did was to seek his revenge in an inconspicuous manner. He went to several different eateries before returning home exposing hundreds to his outbreak of hepatitis.
"The Storm's" character Calixta developed slower than Mr. Chiu. Calixta was calm in her own world sewing until she realized the sky was getting dark from the approaching storm. It was then that she started to worry about her husband and young son being out in the storm. When her old lover Alcee" rides up on his horse just in time to weather out the storm, Calixta wards off his romantic advances. Shortly, thereafter, she gives into the lust as the trees give into the wind gusts outside. She let herself get wrapped up in the moment, which in the end turned out to help her, her husband, and Alcee".
The short story Saboteur written by Ha Jin was based on irony. ... As they were dragging him away the younger police officer replied, "You're a saboteur, you know that?... The most ironic thing in the short story the saboteur is that Mr. ... Chui that he was a saboteur, he was right! ...
Abstract The film Saboteur, is not one of many of Hitchcock's classics.Then why wasn't this film successful? ... Saboteur Film Analysis The film Saboteur, is not one of many of Hitchcock's classics. ... There are some interesting parallels between the terrorists of the Firm and the Japanese bombers. ... A love story between a man and a woman in the midst of craziness happening around them. ... "The Saboteur's plotline of a domestic conspiracy to take over and subvert the United States government is based on historical facts. ...
The second stage in-group development is the power struggle stage, also referred to as the storming stage. As development continues to progress power struggles may emerge. ... Roles are solidified in this stage of the development process. Reoccurring patterns of behavior and thinking become the usual way of doing things. ... The fifth and final step of group development is the adjourning stage. ...
Chopin relates the storm outside with the storm of emotions going on between the characters, Calixta and Alcee, inside Calixta's home. The intensity of their sexual act inside the house follows the pattern of the storm outside. ... As the storm outside increases, the sexual tension between Calixta and Alcee increases. ... The storm between Alcee and Calixta did all of those things. ... The storm between them gave them new life and satisfaction. ...
The area that is being looked at is very similar to physical geography, geological setting, climate and existing patterns of the land use to the Brampton- Etobicoke region of southern Ontario. ... The hydrologic cycle is known as "the movement and endless recycling of water between the atmospheres, the land surface, and underground. ... Trees and other things that absorb water such the humus layered forest floor help to absorb storm water are cleared during urban development. ... Flooding is a big issue when it comes to storm water runoff and urban development. ... As stated earlier, storm...
Chopin's use of symbolism displays a connection between an emerging rainstorm and the storm of emotions growing within the individuals Calixta and Alcee. The intensity of their encounter mirrors the pattern of the rainstorm as it builds to a climax of thundering sheets of rain, and then reduces to a mere breeze. The escalation of their affair follows the patterns of the storm that occurs outside. The approaching storm has been brewing for some time, just as the relationship between Calixta and Alcee has. ... The title of this story suggests a metaphorical connection between the inva...
Setting and Actions (parallel progress) Chopin's " The Storm " Dealing with the setting of the Storm, we should first mention a very important thing which is that Kate derived some parts of this setting from her own life. ... The intensity of the storm is symbolic of the intensity of Calixta's passion. The presence of the storm is the driving force behind the story and the adulterous affair. ... On the other hand, there is the onset of the parallel storm; the storm of passions and emotions , Calixta Alone At home and the Old lover, Alcee was searching for a shelter from th...
In the story "The Storm" Calixta is a good mother, has a good husband, but finds herself attracted to another man. She shows that she is a good mother by being concerned about her child who was at the store with his father during the storm; at the same time worried about their clothes being swept away. ... When she realized that the storm had come she was greatly bothered because her husband and her son weren't home. ... It's a coincidence that Alcee was riding his horse right around Calixta's house while the storm was in progress. "May I come in and wait on your gallery till ...
These patterns can even be found in ancient cities such as Athens in Greece. ... The development of both cities may be related to Carter's notions on the classifications of city growth. ... Today, most of Athens consists of a grid pattern, and the settlements are a lot denser. ... This led to the similar urban pattern, as the streets were laid out based on the topography. ... The major difference in the urban pattern is that Athens has a grand manner due to the magnificent public buildings. ...
