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The novella ends with the narrator's hope that Holly has finally found a home, a venture in which her cat has been successful. He regrets most that he cannot reach Holly to tell her about the cat. He expresses that whether it be an "African hut or whatever," he hopes Holly "arrived somewhere [she] belonged" (111). | The novella ends with the narrator's hope that Holly has finally found a home, a venture in which her cat has been successful. He regrets most that he cannot reach Holly to tell her about the cat. He expresses that whether it be an "African hut or whatever," he hopes Holly "arrived somewhere [she] belonged" (111). | ||
Holly jumps back into the car and tell the driver to drive off. The narrator is shock the | Holly jumps back into the car and tell the driver to drive off. The narrator is shock the way Holly treated the cat. At the next stop Holly opens the door and runs back looking for the cat. It is to late the cat is gone and can't be found."Oh, Jesus God,"she says, " We did belong to each other"(109). | ||
== Study Questions == | == Study Questions == | ||