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“The story of the hour” by Kate Chopin

I need help with my English homework.

I have to read 4 little text. The first one is:

“The story of the hour” by Kate Chopin

 

The second one is:

“Popular mechanics”- By Raymond Corver

 

The third one is:

“Richard Cory”-by Edwin Arlington

 

And the fourth and last one is:

“The Road not taken”- by Robert Frost.

 

After read it all, 2 of this are stories and 2 of this are poems, once I figure out which of them are poems and which of them are stories, comes the assignment.

 

For the 2 stories, I have to pretend that I am a camera, I have to think outside the box and tell what I see as a camera (who, what, where, when). One page is fine.

 

For the 2 poems, after read them, I have to transform each paragraph in a visual. So fo each paragraph, I rewrite it and I attach an image that seems more approprated for what that paragraph said.

 

At the end, I have to explain the connection of the titles with the stories.

Thank you very much.



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