Compare and contrast Molly and Fran with their friend, Jenna, from the novel, We’ll Meet Again?

Where Fran and Molly are shy, Jenna is outgoing, gregarious, and, in some ways, pushy. Molly seems to have no ambitions except to find the truth; Fran is careeroriented and determined to excel, but her ambition is tempered by a desire for the truth. Jenna, in contrast, is ambitious for both herself and her husband, and truth plays no part in her outlook on life. The true friendship of Fran (which looks initially false) is played off against the false friendship of Jenna (which seems true until the very end).