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Six Degrees of Separation Study Guide

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Six Degrees of Separation (film) Summary

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Trent Conway

Trent Conway attended the same high school as the Kittredge children. While attending MIT, he met Paul in Boston. The two young men had a three-month affair Trent told Paul all about the wealthy New York families he knew.

Elizabeth

Elizabeth moved to New York from Utah with her boyfriend Rick. They want to become actors. They befriend Paul in the park and believe his story about being Flan's ostracized son. When Paul asks them for money, Elizabeth refuses but later learns of Rick's deceit. After Rick kills himself, Elizabeth presses charges of theft against Paul She believes that he has taken everything from her

Flan

See Flanders Kittredge

Geoffrey

Geoffrey is a liberal South African billionaire. He is an acquaintance of the Kittredges and is at their home when.....

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