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In the story as a whole, how do setting and plot reinforce each other?
 
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  • The setting of The Storm provides its most powerful unifying element. The Storm, of course, features a literal storm that is so severe that it isnt safe for Bobint and Bibi to travel home. The powerful wind shakes both Friedheimers store and Calixtas house, and the strong rains make the roads so muddy that Bobint uses a stick to get the dried mud off his four-year-old son.



The raging storm provides Alce with a legitimate excuse to seek shelter at the home of his former love, Calixta. The storm not only affects the situation of each character, it also reflects the tempestuous inner states of Alce and Calixta, who find themselves unexpectedly alone. Their passionate adultery is supremely satisfying the classic Chopin touch that outraged her contemporaries.
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