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From "The best short stories of 1918, and the yearbook of the American short story" by Unknown
Cousin Edith
One of Buster's aunts and a member of high society.
Core Belief
"She believes in the importance of social responsibility and doing her part to help others."
Worldview
She sees the world through the lens of her social standing and upbringing.
Personality
She is portrayed as a somewhat prim and proper woman, concerned with maintaining social decorum and upholding family traditions. However, she also possesses a kind heart and a sense of compassion for those in need.
In Their Own Words
"“Richard! Where is Doctor Lake’s car?”"
"“Richard, the chauffeur did not mean to give you permission. You know that.”"
"“To be sure! A girl is fit only to bear children and clean the household pots.”"
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