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Memoirs of a Geisha Study Guide

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by Arthur Golden
About 131 pages (39,220 words)
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Chapter 34 Summary

The shock of what has just happened hits Sayuri like a wave; although she didn't see the figure at the door clearly, she is convinced that it was the Chairman and not Nobu. Her fear is palpable and although she had planned this event, she couldn't control the fear or adrenalin accompanying such a daring act. She feels ill, exhausted and disgusted with herself. Sayuri wakes up in the inn where they are staying with no recollection of what happened after they were discovered.

Sayuri remains in bed, claiming to be ill, an excuse that is believed by the rest of the party and by Mameha, who looks after Sayuri. The first person Sayuri encounters when leaving the room is Pumpkin. Sayuri is hurt by her actions and asks her why she acted as.....

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