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Oscar and Lucinda Study Guide

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by Peter Carey
About 120 pages (35,856 words)
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What does Mrs. Williams' compulsive need to brush her hair say about her character? Why would the author choose this particular quirk to communicate his point?

Identify one or more turning points in the novel in which Oscar and Lucinda, had they made different choices, could have set themselves on a path to a happy ending.

Do you think Oscar and Lucinda could have been happy together under different circumstances? Why or why not?

Oscar dies.....

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