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Torch Song Trilogy Study Guide

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by Harvey Fierstein
About 53 pages (15,907 words)
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After lunch on Sunday, Arnold offers to help Laurel with cleaning up the kitchen, which will allow Ed and Alan some time alone to get to know each other better. During their conversation in the kitchen, Laurel reveals to Arnold her intuition about Arnold's trying to win Ed back into his life. Laurel knows that Arnold calls Ed frequently, which validates her claim. To Laurel's surprise, Arnold reveals that it is Ed who initiates the phone calls, not Arnold. Out in the barn, Ed reveals the circumstances of his meeting Arnold, and he is overcome with Alan's beauty;.....

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