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A 5 page paper which discusses the development of the relationship between Hagar and Lottie in Margaret Laurence’s The Stone Angel. No additional sources cited.
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it spans more than 90 years. This woman is Hagar and the story is told from her perspective. Throughout the book one could well argue that Hagar is a strong
woman, although a woman who never really seems to open herself up to others, never allowing herself to be anything but strong and thus never allowing herself to be kind,
caring, or part of anyones life in any significant manner. Even though she was a wife and a mother even those roles did not pull from her any level of
sensitivity and kindness. The following paper examines the development of her relationship with Lottie, one of the characters in the book she has known since childhood. Hagar and
Lottie: The Stone Angel by Margaret Laurence In the beginning of the story the reader sees how Lottie is just one of the neighborhood girls, but a girl whose father
was unknown, or simply a father who was gone. They would call her "Lottie No-Name" (Laurence, 1998; 11). She was essentially a girl with whom Hagar did not associate, at
least not until she grew older and prettier it seems, being mentioned when she was discussing her parties. She notes that her father would allow her to have parties when
she was a teenager but he would always go over her list and approve or disapprove of a guest. "Lottie Drieser was never invited to our parties, but when shed
grown a doll-like prettiness and a bosom, Dan sneaker her in once and Father raised cain about it" (Laurence, 1998; 22). In all these respects one can see that their
relationship was one of acquaintance but not one that was really a friendship and not apparently one wherein the girls talked to one another or really knew one another aside
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