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Date Posted: 16:22:34 04/19/08 Sat
Author: ACGreen
Subject: Re: Perception of Inez, Estella, and Garcin
In reply to: abenjamin 's message, "Perception of Inez, Estella, and Garcin" on 01:24:57 04/10/08 Thu

I think this tends to tie into the circle of strength and control that we mapped out on the board in class. Inez begins as the dominant character who is very strong and in-control over the other two. However, though this makes her somewhat unliked at the beginning and seemingly a character we target as the most wrong, she later becomes somewhat vulnerable. Not because she herself is, but because she expresses a dependence on Estelle, who we all initially view as the weakest character.

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Re: Perception of Inez, Estella, and Garcin -- seffertz, 18:38:36 04/20/08 Sun