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Yiyun Li Reads William Trevor

The New Yorker: Fiction

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Echoes of Beauty and Resentment

This chapter explores the intertwined lives of Belle and Violet, focusing on themes of jealousy, beauty, and personal growth. Belle's emotional turmoil stemming from her resentment toward Violet serves as a backdrop for a deeper discussion on the complexities of love and self-perception. Through the lens of their relationships, the chapter reveals insights into the impact of past connections and the struggle for identity amidst lingering shadows.

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