back home
The narrator's shack (p. 187)
her relationship with the Doc (188); his indifference;
pink, heart-shaped flower (191)
working for an Indian family for sixty a month (189)
Georgie, the father's outside-child 195 & police corruption |
in Toronto
Annie--Caribana and racism 189; tired 194; "you have to become West Indian" (197); views about Ontario Science Center 201; tall building 201
Sheila--dizzy-dizzy, cloudy-cloudy, faces, faces, faces; mostly white faces 193-94; missing the mother's grave 197; her response to Annie's words 198; surprised at white workers 200; elevator 201;
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