The Price of Salt, or Carol Chapter 21 Quotes
The Price of Salt, or Carol Chapter 21 Quotes
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Quote 1
Yes, she understood why Carol had sent the letter. Because Carol loved her child more than her. (21.42)
We're unsure how Therese feels about this. It would be selfish if Therese resented Carol for choosing her own daughter over her, but it's understandable that Therese is hurt by her choice, too. Losing Carol would hurt regardless of the reason.
Quote 2
For an instant there came the fantastic realization that Carol had devoted only a fraction of herself to her. […] Yet the fact remained, she had chosen her child. (21.42)
Is Therese jealous of Carol's child? Would that be an immature attitude to have, or would her feelings be valid?