- Ann's wishy washy attitude towards her marriage with John. This resulted in both adultery and indirectly, John's death.
- John's possessive and obsessive attitude towards Ann resulted in her feeling "trapped" and "alienated," thus caused her to cheat.
- John's loyalty to Ann brought him home, despite the storm. As a result, he froze to death.
- Steven influenced Ann's decision to commit adultery, as he continuously said that John would not try to come home in the storm.
- Steven's tendency towards taking care of his appearance encouraged Ann's disloyalty.
Topic: Who is responsible for John's death?
- John: He decided to walk 5 miles when they know that there would be a storm. He left her alone with Steven and encouraged him to come over, telling them not to wait up for him.
- John: For seven years, Ann has felt alienated in their marriage. John wouldn't socialize with her.
- John: Refused to take care of his appearance, despite Ann's comments.
- Ann: She's very judgmental of John and his appearance, therefore she slept with Steven and John left the house in the storm when he saw them.
- Ann: Her weaknesses caused her to fall to the influence of her lust.
- Ann: She knew that John would try to come home in the storm, but she had the affair anyways.
- Steven: He convinced her that John was not going to come home.
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