The lead characters of both \"The Chrysanthemums\" and \"The Story of an Hour\"

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The lead characters of both "The Chrysanthemums" and "The Story of an Hour" are women who are stagnant thanks to the circumstances of their marriage. Describe the most effective shared literary elements that both Steinbeck and Chopin use to reveal this stagnation, and explain which author uses the woman’s personal revelation in the story to express the most effective overall critique. The lead characters of both "The Chrysanthemums" and "The Story of an Hour" are women who are stagnant thanks to the circumstances of their marriage. Describe the most effective shared literary elements that both Steinbeck and Chopin use to reveal this stagnation, and explain which author uses the woman’s personal revelation in the story to express the most effective overall critique. The lead characters of both "The Chrysanthemums" and "The Story of an Hour" are women who are stagnant thanks to the circumstances of their marriage. Describe the most effective shared literary elements that both Steinbeck and Chopin use to reveal this stagnation, and explain which author uses the woman’s personal revelation in the story to express the most effective overall critique.

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stagnation means becoming like null and void, no proper natural flow or like snoozed :

these are the following effective literary elements that both author uses to reveal the stagnation:

   "The Story of an Hour" is described using following elements:

"The Chrysanthemums" elements are:

so finally we can see that both author shows the hidden reality of the deep relationships and a true longing of any particular living being according to his/her own nature. and they will try to fulfill that longing of love, freedom, uniqueness , expressing oneself. getting personal attention and appreciation as soon they get a chance, and they will even not consider the relationships or their present or future life and consequences, as we can see in one story the woman dies due to heart attack and in another she losses her chastity.

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