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A Study of the miserable lives of the female characters: Roselily, Myrna, and Mrs. Washington in alice walker's short stories
This is a study of the miserable lives of the female characters in Alice Walker's three short stories: "Roselily", "Really, Doesn't Crime Pay?" and "Her Sweet Jerome". All of the female characters: Roselily, Myrna, and Mrs. Washington are unhappy with their own marriage but they stay in their marria
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