Mary Hood: Short Stories Full Plot Summary

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Mary Hood: Short Stories Full Plot Summary

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How Far She Went

The story how far she went is about a girl who was a rebel and her old-fashioned grandmother. They have constant conflicts and thus, the girl falls prey to a biker gang. In the end, the grandmother has to choose between saving her granddaughter from the biker gang or save her dog. She kills her dog and the girl realizes that though she never showed affection, her grandmother always loved her.

A Clear View of the Southern Sky

This short story portrays women doing what they wanted to do in pursuit of happiness, freedom and luxury in twenty-first century. These women are not going to settle for less. They do everything they can and even reach the edge of their territory. Some patiently face what comes before them while others show the courage of moving on.

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