in Denmark:
- felt spoiled
- more like a pet than a person
- can’t imagine she’ll be here much longer
What made her go?
- her uncle gave her money
- disillusioned by New York
- Dr. Anderson–wants to get away from him.
- Anne–“the race question”
Why doesn’t she want to go back?
- because of the race problem in America
- because Anne is marrying Anderson
- betrayed? Anne wants what she shouldn’t want
- doesn’t want to do any soul-searching
- it’s because Anderson is marrying Anne, her close friend, rather than if he were marrying someone else that bothers her
- the race reason seems less shallow
- her inner reason is because of the wedding
At the Circus:
- demeaning, she doesn’t like the way that the audience is looking at them
- felt like it was mocking her
- it exposed a part of her she left behind in America
- compares it to the way everyone wanted her to dress provocatively, exposed