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The Birth-Mark: Author
Nathaniel Hawthorne
-Deep allegory concerning moral topics.
The Birth-Mark: Main Characters
Alymer: man of science, saw birth-mark as a flaw.

Georgiana: Beautiful (perfect?), self-esteem is damaged by Alymer.

Aminadab: Ugly, dirty, but can appreciate Georgiana's beauty.
The Birth-Mark: Themes
-Science enables man to play God.
-Man's love for women vs all other pursuits.
Chrysanthemums: Author
John Steinbeck
-Wrote about common people in an effort to expose the pitfalls of society.
Chrysanthemums: Main Characters
Elisa Allen: Wife, trapped within her marriage and her life. Tends her flowers inside her fence.

The Tinkerer: Traveling salesman. Elisa wishes for his freedom.

Henry Allen: Good man, but doesn't understand or fully appreciate his wife Elisa.
Chrysanthemums: Themes
Gender inequality and Elisa's trapped state represented by Salina's Valley and the fence around her house.
At the 'Cadian Ball, and The Storm: Author
Kate Chopin: known for her use of 'local color' and her openness concerning the sexual lives of her characters.
At the 'Cadian Ball, and The Storm: Main Characters
Calixta: Marries Babinot, but flirts with Alcee at the Cadian Ball and has an affair with him in The Storm.

Alcee: planter, seduces Calixta at the Cadian ball, but Clarisse pulls him away and he eventually marries her.

Babinot: Good man, marries Calixta.
The Story of an Hour: Characters
Louise Mallard: Is secretly happy about her new freedom when she is told that her husband was killed on the job. She has a heart attack when he shows up alive and well.

Brently Mallard: Supposedly a good husband, but their marriage is naturally an oppressive force on his wife Louise.
(Also by Kate Chopin)