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Chapter Summaries & Analyses
Character Analysis
Themes
Symbols & Motifs
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How does the work’s first chapter draw the reader in and establish the importance of gender as a theme in the text?
How does Raybourn use World War II history as a motivating force for her characters?
Consider the major paintings Raybourn introduces in the work. How do they reinforce themes of gender, power, and resistance?
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