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The Interloper Analysis

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“The Interlopers” and “The Story of an Hour” are two vastly different stories. You have to really grasp for any similarities. “The Story of an Hour” takes place in a city home and “The Interlopers” takes place in a forest hill land. On is about two men and the other is about a fail lady.

The story lines are so different that you would hardly even think about comparing them; however I did come across one similarity. In the stories three people collectively all go through something life changing. At the beginning they both find themselves in an emotional despair. The two men are always trying to kill each other because that is what their grandfathers did. They find themselves stuck under a tree beside each other. The woman finds out that

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