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Sara Clarke She thought that, by marrying Stefano, she could be free from the neighborhood without having to actually leave. She thought that, because Stefano was a nice guy who didn't make her feel like he was buying her from her family, that he was different from Marcello. The shoes prove not only that Stefano and Marcello are ultimately cut from the same cloth (they wear the same shoe size after all) but that Stefano's intentions toward Lila aren't that different from what Marcello's were. Also, there's no escaping the neighborhood without a struggle.
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Emily That once married she is going to toe the line. He will be the conventional Naepolitan husband who is lord and master.
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My Brilliant Friend
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