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Wide Sargasso Sea Study Guide

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by Jean Rhys
About 96 pages (28,885 words)
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Amelie

Amelie is a "half-caste" servant at Rochester and Antoinette's "honeymoon-house" in Dominica. Amelie mocks Antoinette, calling her a "white cockroach." Rochester, who thinks Amelie resembles Antoinette, has sex with Amelie within earshot of Antoinette. Afterwards, Amelie, who has often said that she feels sorry for Rochester, remarks "I find it in my heart to be sorry for [Antoinette] too." Amelie seems to have planned her seduction of Rochester in order to get money to leave the island.

Baptiste

A black servant at the "honeymoon house" on Dominica, Baptiste does not hide his disdain of Rochester.

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Aunt Cora

The widow of a slave owner, Aunt Cora takes care of Antoinette after her mother goes insane. Aunt Cora and Mr. Mason do not get along. He blames her.....

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