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Emotion dominating Stella's interior life in Part Four

Guilt

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Event prompting Desiree and Stella to run away from Mallard

The limitations of life in Mallard

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Kennedy's obsession with family background

She seeks a connection to something deeper

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Role of Early in Desiree's life

He watches over her for protection

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Loretta's view of Stella's actions years later

She remains bitter

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Job Desiree takes when she returns to Mallard

Waitress

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Stella's reaction to a Black family moving in

Avoids interacting

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Indication that Stella is successfully 'passing' as white

She gets a job as a secretary in a whites-only office.

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Stella's treatment of Kennedy, her daughter

With love but High Expectations

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Barry's dual life and the theme of the novel

It reflects the multiplicity of identity

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Jude's reaction to Kennedy's rejection

She writes to Stella?

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Reason Stella disappears from Desiree's life

She chooses to live as a white woman.

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Adele's attitude about their return or disappearance

She is hopeful that Stella will come back.

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Kennedy's feelings about her mother

She feels disconnected from her

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Conflict growing in Kennedy

Her uncertainty about her racial identity?

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Theme emerging through Stella's choice to live as white

The psychological toll of racial passing

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Barry's role in the story

A drag performer and friend to Jude

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Kennedy's questioning after meeting Jude

Her parentage and racial identity

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Reese's consideration for top surgery

Financial savings and emotional readiness

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Theme reinforced through Stella's internal conflict

Self Identity and Deception

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Who is Reese?

Jude's romantic interest and friend

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Job Barry works during the day

Math Teacher

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Stella's method of maintaining her secret after Jude's appearance

Avoiding all contact with her past

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How Jude discovers Stella's existence

She sees her at a party

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Cause of townspeople gossiping about Desiree's return

The Darkness of her daughter's sin

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Kennedy's reaction when Jude confronts her about being cousins

She becomes angry and confused

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City symbolizing freedom and exploration for Jude and Reese

Los Angeles

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Kennedy's profession as a young adult

Actress

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Where Kennedy is living when Jude contacts her

Los Angeles

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Stella's reaction when Kennedy brings up Jude the second time

She becomes defensive and distant

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Desiree's daughter, Jude's experience in Mallard

She is bullied and ostracized for her dark skin.

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Secret Reese confides in Jude

He is a trans man

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What happened to Desiree's husband, Sam

He physically abused her, prompting her to leave.

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Job Jude takes while studying in college

Medical assistant

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Reese's journey in contrast to Stella's

Self-acceptance over denial

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Major theme in Part Three

Truth and revelation

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Where Jude moves for college

Los Angeles

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Unusual aspect of the town of Mallard

It is a town where everyone is extremely light-skinned.

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Quagmire

The hikers found themselves trapped in a political quagmire after being stranded in a foreign country.

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Regatta

The annual sailing regatta drew crowds from around the world.

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Precocious

The precocious child was reading novels well beyond her age group.

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Limn

The artist managed to limn the mood of the city in his mural.

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Virtuoso

A highly skilled artist or musician is known as a virtuos.

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Fain

If someone does something willingly but reluctantly, they do it fain.

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Tenuous

Something weak or lacking substance can be described as tenuous.

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Inimical

His comments were inimical to the peace negotiations and set back the talks by weeks.

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Ersatz

The museum's display included an ersatz replica of an ancient artifact, which disappointed some visitors.

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Acrimony

Their debate was filled with acrimony and personal attacks rather than reasoned discussion.

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Pecuniary

The court case involved serious pecuniary matters that concerned the defendant's financial dealings.

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Impresario

A person who organizes or manages entertainment events is an impresario.

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Odium

Hatred and contempt resulting from a shameful act is called odium.

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Sinecure

A job that requires little or no work but provides income is a sinecure.

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Alfresco

We enjoyed an alfresco lunch under the trees at the park.

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Accolade

He received the highest accolade in the field for his groundbreaking research.

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Crepuscular

The forest had a crepuscular glow as the sun began to set behind the hills.

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Recalcitrant

The recalcitrant student refused to follow even the simplest instructions from the teacher.

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Revel

The city erupted in wild revel following the team's championship victory.

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Tintinnabulation

The soft ringing of bells can be described as tintinnabulation.

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Exacerbate

Her rude remark only served to exacerbate the tense atmosphere in the meeting room.

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Capitulate

What does it mean to surrender or give in to demands? Capitulate.

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Moeity

Half of something or one of two equal parts is called a moeity.

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Loquacity

Her constant loquacity during dinner made it hard for anyone else to join the conversation.

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Mawkish

Which word means exaggeratedly or childishly emotional? Mawkish.

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Saccharine

Something overly sweet or excessively sentimental is saccharine.

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Doldrums

A period of inactivity, boredom, or stagnation can be called doldrums.

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Cognate

If two languages share similar words due to a common origin, the words are cognate.

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Sumptuous

The wedding banquet featured a sumptuous spread of gourmet dishes and fine wines.

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Erudite

The professor was admired for her erudite lectures, rich in historical detail and scholarly insight.

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Glib

His glib response to a serious issue made it clear he wasn't taking the matter seriously.

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Maraud

After the pirates began to maraud along the coastline, several towns were left in ruins.

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Calamity

What is a disastrous event causing great distress and suffering? Calamity.

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Insidious

The disease was insidious, progressing silently until it was too late to treat.

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Untenable

The lawyer's argument was weak and completely untenable under scrutiny.

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Quorum

The minimum number of members required for a meeting to conduct business is called a quorum.

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Scabrous

Something rough, difficult, or indecent in nature can be described as scabrous.