Explain how one of the basic concepts of Marxist theory comes up in "Everyday Use." Is there a character who is affected negatively by classism and $/$ or competition? What might Walker be expressing about the theme of commodification? Define each Marxist term. Quote or summarize a relevant passage in the story that illustrates and supports your explanation.In "The Storm," Alcee is likely a member of the privileged Cajun class. In Chopin's $"$At the 'Cadian Ball," the story of when he first kisses Calixta before she was married, he is described as a plantation owner and descendant of the original French settlers $($who came to the Mississippi Delta from Acadia in Eastern Canada after the French lost the French and Indian War$).$ Calixta and Bobinot appear to be lower class Creoles$--$mixed blood descendants of Cajun and Black or Hispanic or Native American ancestry. In what ways do these characters reflect, suffer from, rebel against the classism of their culture? How might a Marxist critic interpret Chopin's story? In "The Lady with the Pet Dog," Chekhov portrays Gurov as a banker and property owner. Do you see any evidence in the story that Gurov represents one or another of the flaws that, according to Tyson $($see $117-21),$ a Marxist might attribute to capitalist ideology $?$