It opens with the execution of the Rosenbergs and centers on Esther Greenwood.
The neighbor of the protagonist of this novel is a Catholic mother of six children named Dodo Conway. The protagonist assumes the identity of an orphan named Elly Higginbottom to flirt with a sailor, and she is repulsed more by the advances of Joan than by the Peruvian Marco's attempt to date rape her. Its protagonist seduces the math professor Irwin, but breaks up with her boyfriend Buddy Willard. This novel contains an episode of food poisoning suffered by Betsy and Doreen, who are working for a New York fashion magazine. It opens with the execution of the Rosenbergs and centers on Esther Greenwood. For 10 points, name this novel by Sylvia Plath.
The neighbor of the protagonist of this novel is a Catholic mother of six children named Dodo Conway.
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