Minor characters in this story include the aforementioned Shirley-T and Papa-Daddy, as well as the traveling photographer Whitaker, the main character's ex-boyfriend who ran off with her sister instead.
One character in this story can whistle the theme song to "Popeye", indicating that she is not actually brain-damaged, though it is still unknown whether she was adopted or born out of wedlock. Another character has never cut his beard. Minor characters in this story include the aforementioned Shirley-T and Papa-Daddy, as well as the traveling photographer Whitaker, the main character's ex-boyfriend who ran off with her sister instead. That act is just one of the many perceived injuries perpetrated on the main character by Stella-Rondo, whose return prompts the title action. For 10 points, name this short story by Eudora Welty, in which Sister leaves home for her place of work.
One character in this story can whistle the theme song to "Popeye", indicating that she is not actually brain-damaged, though it is still unknown whether she was adopted or born out of wedlock.
"Why I Live at the P.O."