 Calixta
Bobinôt
Bibi
Alcée
Clarisse

"The Storm" can be interpreted as a story of sexual desire, a topic not publicly discussed in the 19th century, written in a third-person omniscient point of view.The relationship between Calixta and Alcée holds a degree of passion that is absent from both of their marriages.Calixta is scared of the storm, but Alcée's calmness relaxes her.