At one point in this story, Mrs. Harvey observes that Roberta Dillon is thin enough to go to Arizona, and the title character, who greets people with "hello, shell shock!", has her behavior is attributed to  "crazy Indian blood.
At one point in this story, Mrs. Harvey observes that Roberta Dillon is thin enough to go to Arizona, and the title character, who greets people with "hello, shell shock!", has her behavior is attributed to  "crazy Indian blood." It ends with a pair of (*) braids dropped onto Warren's porch after the main character surreptitiously clips them from Marjorie's head. For 10 points— name this F. Scott Fitzgerald story which turns on an earlier haircut.
At one point in this story, Mrs. Harvey observes that Roberta Dillon is thin enough to go to Arizona, and the title character, who greets people with "hello, shell shock!", has her behavior is attributed to  "crazy Indian blood.
"Bernice Bobs her Hair"