One character with this first name blocks an attempt to "make a scene" over "filthy" breakfast food by threatening to leave a fellow subject of three on the verge profiles, whom she often implores to "go into the shade." Memories of an object like a "penny" or "lemon" from her time in Ohio inspire a character with this name to write a poem about an
One character with this first name blocks an attempt to "make a scene" over "filthy" breakfast food by threatening to leave a fellow subject of three on the verge profiles, whom she often implores to "go into the shade." Memories of an object like a "penny" or "lemon" from her time in Ohio inspire a character with this name to write a poem about an ephemeral flower, leading her peers to exclude her from playing tag in a grey jungle. A frail girl who is locked in a closet during the only break in seven years of rain on (*) Venus shares this name with a "Memsahib" who repeatedly sobs, "Stop it" in response to the reassurances of a perpetually red-faced man she earlier kisses in camp. The protagonist of Ray Bradbury's "All Summer in a Day" shares this name with a woman who resents her husband's "lion business," presaging her accidental shot during a motor-car buffalo hunt with Robert Wilson. For 10 points, name the wife and killer of Francis Macomber.
One character with this first name blocks an attempt to "make a scene" over "filthy" breakfast food by threatening to leave a fellow subject of three on the verge profiles, whom she often implores to "go into the shade.
Margot [accept Margaret]