Part 5 pt2
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- As Jude begins to think about herself, Bennet says, “Jude wasn’t like Sam either. She was, in a way, like Stella. Private, like if she told you anything about herself, she was giving away something she could never get back" Bennett (80). The statement "Jude wasn’t like Sam either" sets up a contrast between Jude and Sam, suggesting that Jude possesses qualities different from Sam, in terms of personality or behavior.
- What kind of person are they?
- “Desiree saw patterns that most people couldn't..
- “If nothing could be done about ugliness, you ought to at least look like you were trying to hide it” (Bennett 173). This sentiment likely represents the collective perspective of the characters within the story or serves as a commentary on the societal norms and expectations surrounding appearance, rather than being spoken by a specific character. Bennett highlights the complexity of beauty standards and expectations in order to accepted to be valued in society
- What are some key things they say?
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