Love is a present of God for humanity that brings the extreme emotion for loving relationship. In the story "A haunted house" Virginia Woolf uses the personification to describe love through the imaging of ghosts; while in the “The Storm”, Katy Chopin challenges the new conscious with the theme of women’s sexuality in the real living of the married state. Chopin and Woolf write two stories in the form of prose offer a moral story related to sexuality and describes the loving relationship as the extreme happiness that brings the renewed sense in naturalism, realism, and passion. From there the imagism and surrealism are the main ideas through both stories from the extreme emotion in love of a woman to a loving relationship of the ghost
