Breakfast at Tiffany's Section 6: Difference between revisions
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Previously, Holly and the narrator had a fight and the narrator decides to leave the birdcage by her apartment door. This symbolizes that he wants to cut ties with her, at least at that moment in the story. Later he finds the birdcage outside with the rest of the garbage. He “rescues” the birdcage, but he is still angry. The narrator and Holly go a while without talking. The one day, the narrator notices | Previously, Holly and the narrator had a fight and the narrator decides to leave the birdcage by her apartment door. This symbolizes that he wants to cut ties with her, at least at that moment in the story. Later he finds the birdcage outside with the rest of the garbage. He “rescues” the birdcage, but he is still angry. The narrator and Holly go a while without talking. The one day, the narrator notices a “provocative man” lurking around the brownstone, and looking at Holly’s card. The narrator talks to this man and learns that this is Holly’s husband, and her name is really Lulamae Barnes.(more coming) | ||
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Revision as of 20:30, 14 March 2006
Summary
Previously, Holly and the narrator had a fight and the narrator decides to leave the birdcage by her apartment door. This symbolizes that he wants to cut ties with her, at least at that moment in the story. Later he finds the birdcage outside with the rest of the garbage. He “rescues” the birdcage, but he is still angry. The narrator and Holly go a while without talking. The one day, the narrator notices a “provocative man” lurking around the brownstone, and looking at Holly’s card. The narrator talks to this man and learns that this is Holly’s husband, and her name is really Lulamae Barnes.(more coming)