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Toward the end of the book it was emphasized Louise was destitute. Why didn't she have any money? She was paid and they mentioned Louise didn't spend much on clothing (accepting hand-me-downs), and she ate at the Masses' house.
Robbie Z I had the same question. After selling the house and starting over in a tiny apartment, I would have thought she could have at least had enough income…moreI had the same question. After selling the house and starting over in a tiny apartment, I would have thought she could have at least had enough income to minimally survive. It didn't seem to "ring true" with the information provided in the story. She did seem to be mentally challenged about some things, but at the same time, it seems like that would have been easily detected by her employers. She appeared to be a very capable cook, party planner, etc. which debunks that theory. A good book, but did come with some holes in the story.(less)
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