I definitely agree that her clothing changes came out of the story, but the
story itself felt trite and stereotypical to me. Like you say, the
marginalized versus privileged dynamics--and whose views get confirmed in
the end by the narrative--felt very ishy.
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Date: 2013-05-06 06:14 (UTC)I definitely agree that her clothing changes came out of the story, but the story itself felt trite and stereotypical to me. Like you say, the marginalized versus privileged dynamics--and whose views get confirmed in the end by the narrative--felt very ishy.