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Phase 2, Parts 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26 Summary
Narration describes how the sun in Hawaii has a romantic, feminine feeling more like the moon, and suggests this is the reason why, when she lands in Honolulu, Leigh-Cheri immediately feels like she's where she belongs, happy, excited and real. She doesn't have much time to enjoy the feeling, however - because of the delays in takeoff caused by the incident with the frog, she and Gulietta have to run from one end of the airport to the other to make their connecting flight to Maui, where the conference is to take place. They are followed through the airport by Bernard Mickey Wrangle, who takes the seat behind Leigh-Cheri.
As they fly, Leigh-Cheri contemplates her life (see "Quotes, p. 43), while Bernard contemplates her bouncing breasts and red hair, which he compares to his own red hair (dyed black to...
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This section contains 806 words (approx. 3 pages at 400 words per page) |