[LMB] (no subject)

[CatMtn at aol.com]

In a message dated 11/6/2006 9:23:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
wawenri at msn.com writes:

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Do  you think Clover's only interest in getting Fawn out of the house, or was 
she  already trying to civilize Fletch? There is to much contact among the 
farmers  for the stories not to get out. Violet is certainly not getting a 
prize. (I  think Sunny is as bad as Tien if less civilized.)
M:
 
Perhaps it started as just getting Fawn out of the house (where Clover  might 
think she would cause her to be less accepted by Nattie and  their mother), 
and developed into a liking for Fawn, and a realization that  Fletch had some 
deficiencies  in the way he allowed his sister to be  treated and treated her 
himself.  A smart girl would realize that the way a  man treated the women of 
his family was probably close to the way he  would treat his wife in the 
future.  He doesn't seem to be  teasing Fawn much, but he doesn't stop the other 
boys from doing so,  doesn't help her, and accuses her of lying.



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