How does the author's choice to end the story with Caline crying about the pleasant-faced boy contribute to the overall structur
e of the story? It reveals for the reader Caline's true motivation for moving to the city. It makes the reader wonder if Caline's mistress is actually cruel rather than kind. It shows that Caline was quite foolish to leave her home and move to the city. It explains why Caline misses her home and friends in the country so much.
Caline is a short story written by Kate Chopin. The story is about Caline, a young girl and her decision to shift to a new place.
The author shows Caline crying at the end of the story. Her crying suggests that her decision to move to the city was not to earn the money but to find pleasant-faced boy. Therefore, her crying reveals her true motivation for moving to the city. Thus option A is correct.
