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Emotion dominating Stella's interior life in Part Four
Guilt
Event prompting Desiree and Stella to run away from Mallard
The limitations of life in Mallard
Kennedy's obsession with family background
She seeks a connection to something deeper
Role of Early in Desiree's life
He watches over her for protection
Loretta's view of Stella's actions years later
She remains bitter
Job Desiree takes when she returns to Mallard
Waitress
Stella's reaction to a Black family moving in
Avoids interacting
Indication that Stella is successfully 'passing' as white
She gets a job as a secretary in a whites-only office.
Stella's treatment of Kennedy, her daughter
With love but High Expectations
Barry's dual life and the theme of the novel
It reflects the multiplicity of identity
Jude's reaction to Kennedy's rejection
She writes to Stella?
Reason Stella disappears from Desiree's life
She chooses to live as a white woman.
Adele's attitude about their return or disappearance
She is hopeful that Stella will come back.
Kennedy's feelings about her mother
She feels disconnected from her
Conflict growing in Kennedy
Her uncertainty about her racial identity?
Theme emerging through Stella's choice to live as white
The psychological toll of racial passing
Barry's role in the story
A drag performer and friend to Jude
Kennedy's questioning after meeting Jude
Her parentage and racial identity
Reese's consideration for top surgery
Financial savings and emotional readiness
Theme reinforced through Stella's internal conflict
Self Identity and Deception
Who is Reese?
Jude's romantic interest and friend
Job Barry works during the day
Math Teacher
Stella's method of maintaining her secret after Jude's appearance
Avoiding all contact with her past
How Jude discovers Stella's existence
She sees her at a party
Cause of townspeople gossiping about Desiree's return
The Darkness of her daughter's sin
Kennedy's reaction when Jude confronts her about being cousins
She becomes angry and confused
City symbolizing freedom and exploration for Jude and Reese
Los Angeles
Kennedy's profession as a young adult
Actress
Where Kennedy is living when Jude contacts her
Los Angeles
Stella's reaction when Kennedy brings up Jude the second time
She becomes defensive and distant
Desiree's daughter, Jude's experience in Mallard
She is bullied and ostracized for her dark skin.
Secret Reese confides in Jude
He is a trans man
What happened to Desiree's husband, Sam
He physically abused her, prompting her to leave.
Job Jude takes while studying in college
Medical assistant
Reese's journey in contrast to Stella's
Self-acceptance over denial
Major theme in Part Three
Truth and revelation
Where Jude moves for college
Los Angeles
Unusual aspect of the town of Mallard
It is a town where everyone is extremely light-skinned.
Quagmire
The hikers found themselves trapped in a political quagmire after being stranded in a foreign country.
Regatta
The annual sailing regatta drew crowds from around the world.
Precocious
The precocious child was reading novels well beyond her age group.
Limn
The artist managed to limn the mood of the city in his mural.
Virtuoso
A highly skilled artist or musician is known as a virtuos.
Fain
If someone does something willingly but reluctantly, they do it fain.
Tenuous
Something weak or lacking substance can be described as tenuous.
Inimical
His comments were inimical to the peace negotiations and set back the talks by weeks.
Ersatz
The museum's display included an ersatz replica of an ancient artifact, which disappointed some visitors.
Acrimony
Their debate was filled with acrimony and personal attacks rather than reasoned discussion.
Pecuniary
The court case involved serious pecuniary matters that concerned the defendant's financial dealings.
Impresario
A person who organizes or manages entertainment events is an impresario.
Odium
Hatred and contempt resulting from a shameful act is called odium.
Sinecure
A job that requires little or no work but provides income is a sinecure.
Alfresco
We enjoyed an alfresco lunch under the trees at the park.
Accolade
He received the highest accolade in the field for his groundbreaking research.
Crepuscular
The forest had a crepuscular glow as the sun began to set behind the hills.
Recalcitrant
The recalcitrant student refused to follow even the simplest instructions from the teacher.
Revel
The city erupted in wild revel following the team's championship victory.
Tintinnabulation
The soft ringing of bells can be described as tintinnabulation.
Exacerbate
Her rude remark only served to exacerbate the tense atmosphere in the meeting room.
Capitulate
What does it mean to surrender or give in to demands? Capitulate.
Moeity
Half of something or one of two equal parts is called a moeity.
Loquacity
Her constant loquacity during dinner made it hard for anyone else to join the conversation.
Mawkish
Which word means exaggeratedly or childishly emotional? Mawkish.
Saccharine
Something overly sweet or excessively sentimental is saccharine.
Doldrums
A period of inactivity, boredom, or stagnation can be called doldrums.
Cognate
If two languages share similar words due to a common origin, the words are cognate.
Sumptuous
The wedding banquet featured a sumptuous spread of gourmet dishes and fine wines.
Erudite
The professor was admired for her erudite lectures, rich in historical detail and scholarly insight.
Glib
His glib response to a serious issue made it clear he wasn't taking the matter seriously.
Maraud
After the pirates began to maraud along the coastline, several towns were left in ruins.
Calamity
What is a disastrous event causing great distress and suffering? Calamity.
Insidious
The disease was insidious, progressing silently until it was too late to treat.
Untenable
The lawyer's argument was weak and completely untenable under scrutiny.
Quorum
The minimum number of members required for a meeting to conduct business is called a quorum.
Scabrous
Something rough, difficult, or indecent in nature can be described as scabrous.