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Breath, Eyes, Memory Study Guide

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by Edwidge Danticat
About 99 pages (29,831 words)
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Book 3, Chapter 22 Summary

The next morning, Sophie sits on the porch, watching a pack of rainbow butterflies. Her grandmother goes to the cemeteryher face covered in ashes, wearing a black veilto pay her last respects to Dessalines. Tante Atie does not come home for supper. Ifé and Sophie eat their dinner outside in the yard, watching a light move back and forth in the distance. Ifé explains that a baby is being born. The light is a midwife making trips from the shack to the yard, where a pot is boiling. If it is a boy, the lantern will be left on all night and the father will stay with the child. If it is a girl, the lantern will go out, and the mother will hold the daughter alone. About an hour later,.....

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