This is the moniker of the woman who relates the poem "touissant," in for colored girls by Ntozake Shange, as well as the last name of Betsy, her only novel's title character.
This is the moniker of the woman who relates the poem "touissant," in for colored girls by Ntozake Shange, as well as the last name of Betsy, her only novel's title character. It is the last name of the author of a novel featuring Eliza [?] Holmes exposing Harriot Fawcet's boyfriend as her brother. A character of this last name betrays Dion Anthony and lover her brother Margaret in a play with this adjective in its title. In addition to the last name of the author of The Power of Sympathy, and it being the last name of the author of Arthur Mervyn and Wieland, it is the last name of  Billy in Eugene O'Neill's play with this word in its title along with "Great and "God." This is the last name of a man who ventures into the forest with the devil to initiate a ritual with his wife Faith. For ten points, give this last name of "Young Goodman," in a story by Nathaniel Hawthorrne.
This is the moniker of the woman who relates the poem "touissant," in for colored girls by Ntozake Shange, as well as the last name of Betsy, her only novel's title character.
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