| Quote #4 "Your coat smells like –" He leans down and sniffs it, grimacing. "Fertilizer." (9.93) |
Stuart's initial pickup line doesn't impress Skeeter much.
| Quote #5 […] he kissed me so slowly with an open mouth and every single thing in my body – my skin, my collarbone, the hollow backs of my knees, everything inside me filled up with light. (13.27) |
Looks like Skeeter's gotten over Stuart's fertilizer faux pas.
| Quote #6 One thing I got to say about Miss Hilly, she love her children. […] That kind of love always make me want to cry. Even when it going to Miss Hilly. (14.29) |
Hilly's sole redeeming quality seems to be her love for her children, as Aibileen observes. This is a marked contrast to Elizabeth's treatment of Mae Mobley.