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Kitty   Written by Captain Everett (2/22/2004 11:14 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, Kitty's opinion of the elopement, penned by Art
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Kitty's reformation might begin with the removal of Lydia's influence. However, at this point her attitude towards her younger sister probably has a different orientation. In order to prevent such events as the "elopement" happening again, Kitty will have far less freedoms than she is used to enjoy.

I think her attitude towards Lydia at this point would be (to use modern vernacular):

"You ran off and had fun, but I got grounded."

Jason E.


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