For ten points, name this short story about a provocative haircut written by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The protagonist of this work is told "You've got an awfully kissable mouth" by aboy at a country club dance and later apologizes to her aunt that she will not be ableto attend Draycott Deyo's dance. The protagonist of this story is staying with her(+) cousin for a month, but is invited to stay an additional two weeks to learn how to dress and talk to boys. That cousin becomes jealous when the protagonist becomes of object of affection of (*) Warren McIntyre, and after a game of bridge, goads the protagonist into driving to the Sevier Hotel to perform the title action. The protagonist cuts off her sleeping cousin Marjorie's braids before heading home to Eau Claire a day early. For ten points, name this short story about a provocative haircut written by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The protagonist of this work is told "You've got an awfully kissable mouth" by aboy at a country club dance and later apologizes to her aunt that she will not be ableto attend Draycott Deyo's dance.
Bernice Bobs Her Hair