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Blood and Honor Study Guide

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by W. E. B. Griffin
About 7 pages (1,959 words)

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Characters

Cletus Frade is a lieutenant in the U.S.

Marine Corps during the Second World War, but he is no ordinary shavetail; his father is a colonel in the Argentine Army and a leader in one of the country's major military-political factions. Frade's mother, a former Baltimore debutante, died long before; Frade's grandfather, in Baltimore, is dead. The novel opens with, in rapid succession, the assassination of Frade's father by Nazi agents, afraid of the father's influence with anti-Nazi factions; the declaration by Dorotea Mallin, Frade's beloved, that she is pregnant; and their subsequent marriage.

Dorotea is lovely and very young but has a will of steel. A daughter of a friend of Cletus's father (and of Cletus's grandfather), she falls in love with Cletus at first sight. Her character is not particularly well developed,.....

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Blood and Honor from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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