In one story, a character who has just done this tries to share a large basket of fruit with Missis Butter and Missis Wiggam, and that story titled, "Missis Flinders", was later adapted into the final chapter of Tess Slesinger's novel, The Unpossessed. Another story about this action is told via a one-sided conversation at the end of which Mona has a breakdown, and that story by Dorothy Parker is titled "Lady with a Lamp". In a story by Langston Hughes, this action takes place when Mrs. Art Stud
In one story, a character who has just done this tries to share a large basket of fruit with Missis Butter and Missis Wiggam, and that story titled, "Missis Flinders", was later adapted into the final chapter of Tess Slesinger's novel, The Unpossessed. Another story about this action is told via a one-sided conversation at the end of which Mona has a breakdown, and that story by Dorothy Parker is titled "Lady with a Lamp". In a story by Langston Hughes, this action takes place when Mrs. Art Studevant takes Jessie on a shopping trip to Kansas City, resulting in Jessie's death soon after. Dr. Wilbur Larch secretly performs this action in John Irving's The Cider House Rules, and in another story, one character discussing this action is told, "Will you please please please please please please please stop talking?". For 10 points, name this action central to Ernest Hemingway's "Hills Like White Elephants".
In one story, a character who has just done this tries to share a large basket of fruit with Missis Butter and Missis Wiggam, and that story titled, "Missis Flinders", was later adapted into the final chapter of Tess Slesinger's novel, The Unpossessed.
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