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Florida Study Guide

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by Christine Schutt
About 32 pages (9,501 words)
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Florida Study Guide consists of approx. 32 pages of summaries and analysis on Florida by Christine Schutt. Browse the literature study guide below:

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This section opens with a description of Alice's mother whom Alice simply calls "Mother." In particular, Alice describes Mother's unusual behavior. Among other things, Mother rubs her back against parts of the house, backs into corners, slides out from under curtains, and beats broomsticks against the floor. When Mother talks, she speaks as though her thoughts are elsewhere. (read more)
      Part 1: Mother - Arthur
      Part 1: Mother - Arthur
      Part 1: Mother - Arlette's Stories
      Part 1: Mother - Tuscon
      Part 1: Father - Mother
      Part 2: The Big House - Tucson
      Part 2: The Big House - Arlette's Stories
      Part 2: The Big House - Arthur
      Part 3: The Big House - Mother
      Part 3: West Seventy-Six - Mother
      Part 4: Arthur - Mother
      Part 4: West Seventy-Six - Mother
      Part 4: Any House - Florida

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