Top Highlights

• Marilyn is overcome by the realization that Lydia didn’t love science—she loved Marilyn, and simply wanted to make her happy.
• Louisa’s “type,” claiming it’s the type of woman Doris hoped Marilyn would be
• she uses to describe Louisa is tinged with racist stereotypes about Asian women
• pressure she put on Lydia was what forced her into the lake.
• both James and Nath have turned to stereotypical masculine vices—drinking and adultery—as outlets for their grief, vices that do not suit either of their personalities.

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