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 == Summary ==
                                  [[Image:Section 13.jpg|thumb| Holly and the cat]]
-The narrator notices the decreasing mention of Holly in the news and finds himself longing to be with her once again.  He reads in the headlines of a newspaper about Sally Tomato's death and how Holly is believed to be in Rio.  Holly's "abandoned possessions" are sold, and a man named Quaintance Smith moves into her old apartment. Mr. Quaintance entertains as many friends   as Holly did, and Madame Spanella has no problem with him or his noisy friends. Madame Spanella evens comes to Mr. Quaintance's aid when he is bruised by one of his guest. Little is heard of from Holly, until the narrator receives a postcard in the spring.  It appears she has met someone new and is looking for somewhere to live. Holly informs him that Brazil was too tough, but she has moved to Buenos Aires and she likes it. She explains how it is not Tiffany's but close. The new gentleman that she is interested in is a guy she calls $enor. He is married and has seven children. Holly believes that she is in love with him. The narrator is excited at the thought of hearing from Holly again. He wishes he had an address in which to write Holly to tell her, he read in the newspaper that the Trawlers are getting a divorce and that he is moving out of the brownstone because it is haunted, and that he sold two of his stories. Most important, he wanted Holly to know that he found her cat and he catches himself wondering what the cat's name is now that he has a proper home.
+The narrator notices the decreasing mention of Holly in the news and finds himself longing to be with her once again. He reads in the headlines of a newspaper about Sally Tomato's death and how Holly is believed to be in Rio. Holly's "abandoned possessions" are sold, and a man name Quaintance Smith moves into her old apartment. Little is heard of from Holly, until the narrator receives a postcard in the spring. It appears she has met someone new and is looking for somewhere to live. He wishes he had an address in which to write Holly to tell her that he found her cat.
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 == External Resources ==
 *Cash, Matthew. [http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bcash/criticalanalysis.html A Travelin' Through the Pastures of the Sky: A Critical Analysis of <i>Breakfast at Tiffany's</i>]. 1996.
 == Works Cited ==
+*Cash, Mathew. [http://www.-personal.umich.edu/~bcash/criticalanalysis.html <i>The Breakfast at Tiffany's</i> Homepage - A Critical Analysis]. 1996. ''University of Michigan''. 14 March 2006.
-*  Capote, Truman. ''Breakfast at Tiffany's''. New York: Vintage Books - A division of Random House, 1993.
+*Hassan, Ihab H. "Wisconsin Studies in Contemporary Literature." Vol.1, No.2. Spring, 1960. pp.5-21
+*Levine, Paul. ''Book Review of Breakfast at Tiffany's/Levine.'' ''The Georgia Review''/3 (1959): 350-352
-*Cash, Mathew. ''The Breakfast at Tiffany's Homepage - A Critical Analysis''. 1996. ''University of Michigan''. 14 March 2006. <www.personal.umich.edu/~bcash/criticalanalysis.html>
+*Pugh, Tison. "Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's." The Explicator 6.1 (Fall 2002): 51-53.
-*Hassan, Ihab H. "Wisconsin Studies in Contemporary Literature". Vol.1, No.2. Spring, 1960. pp.5-21
-*Pugh, Tison. ''Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's''. ''The Explicator'' 6 /(2002): 51-53
-*Levine, Paul. ''Book Review of Breakfast at Tiffany's/Levine''. ''The Georgia Review'' / 3 (1959): 350-352
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