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In chapter 33 of The Awakening, why are the names “Mrs. Merriman” and “Mrs. Highcamp” significant?
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In chapter 33 of The Awakening, why are the names “Mrs. Merriman” and “Mrs. Highcamp” significant?

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Their names are direct reflection of their character traits and social standings.
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Well, let's see Their names were direct on the reflection on their character traits and also their social standings

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