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Lulu is treated no better than hired help
by her brother-in-law, Dwight, and her sister, Ina. |
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Dwight chides Lulu for spending a quarter
on a flower. |
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In a moment of playfulness, Dwight's
brother, Ninian, acts as if he is proposing to Lulu. He then
turns serious and asks her if she will really marry him. |
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Ninian confesses that he was married
15 years ago and never got a divorce. |
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When Lulu returns home, Dwight and
Ina insist that she tell no one that she left Ninian. |
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". . . may I call tonight, Miss
Lulu?"
Dwight looks on disapprovingly.
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When Dwight and Ina's daughter, Diana,
tries to elope, Lulu catches her at the train station and urges
her to come home. |
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Dwight tells Lulu she must leave his
home. |
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"You can't forgive me!" she
shouts at Dwight as Ina and her mother look on in horror. |
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Lulu confesses she loves Neil, the
local schoolteacher. |
