Gone with the Wind
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The name Pittypat.
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Sandy
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Nov 24, 2013 03:42AM
Do you think the name implies anything?
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It was just a nickname she was given as a child
I thought it was a suitably childish name for a simple childlike woman.
The book describes how she got the name from how she ran around in her tiny little shoes.That's a real southern thing..I went to college with girls with names like, "Peaches, Tutter, Susu, etc..."
They mostly came from old families with lots of money.
Mary wrote: "The book describes how she got the name from how she ran around in her tiny little shoes.That's a real southern thing..I went to college with girls with names like, "Peaches, Tutter, Susu, etc......"
Wow, got it. Thanks for the information.
Kirby wrote: "I thought it was a suitably childish name for a simple childlike woman."I'm with ya.
Mary wrote: "The book describes how she got the name from how she ran around in her tiny little shoes.That's a real southern thing..I went to college with girls with names like, "Peaches, Tutter, Susu, etc......"
I'd forgotten this. Sounds logical.
Sandy wrote: "Do you think the name implies anything?"Could have.........flighty, pampered, sheltered, childish....
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