Moloka'i - Part Two-The Stone Leaf, Chapter 9 Summary & Analysis

Alan Brennert
This Study Guide consists of approximately 44 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Moloka'i.
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Moloka'i - Part Two-The Stone Leaf, Chapter 9 Summary & Analysis

Alan Brennert
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Part Two-The Stone Leaf, Chapter 9 Summary

After the death of Pono, Mother Marianne decides that Haleola will not be allowed to visit Rachel. Sister Catherine ensures that Rachel gets to see her adopted aunt by inviting Haleola to come along anytime Catherine takes girls on outings away from Bishop Home. On many of these outings Haleola tells Rachel traditional Hawaiian folk takes, and Rachel retells them at Bishop Home. This makes Rachel a very popular storyteller with the other girls.

Rachel gets frequent letters from her father, but letters from her mother get less and less frequent until they stop altogether. Rachel tries to write to her mother, but the letter is sent back with a stamp that says "Moved—No Forwarding Address." Rachel is saddened and her behavior becomes more unruly than usual. Sister Catherine tries to write to...

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