Kate Chopin’s writings were not always approved of because they

Kate Chopin’s story “The Storm” answers the question “what if” for the characters from “At the Cadian Ball.” How does it answer “what if” for Alcee and Calixta? It may help to tell what happens to them at the end of “At the Cadian Ball,” then talk about what happens to them in “The Storm.”

This author often gets accused of stealing his stories from former slaves.

During the scene where Huck dresses like a girl, the woman he is visiting tells him the story of Huck being “murdered.” Whom do people now believe killed Huck?

This author spent much time in San Francisco and worked a variety of jobs including teacher, miner, reporter, and editor.

How does “The Storm” answer the question “what if” for Alcee and Calixta?

What are two primary groups represented in “At the Cadian Ball” and “The Storm”?

In “Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge,” what leads Peyton Farquhar away from the safety of his home and to the danger at the bridge?

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In “Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge,” what is the sharpshooter’s eye color? The one who misses?