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Old 02-07-2017, 09:23 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by kansaskyle View Post
Reading about how Nora handles all the condolences in the opening chapters makes we wonder how we should comfort/reach out to someone that goes through a loss like she did. Do you think her views are reflective of how a widow feels when people come to express their condolences?
You raise a good point. I've often wondered about how Mom felt after the well-wishers were gone after Dad's funeral. I'm thinking now about the possibility of the awful silence and the looming void, once the crowds were gone. Nora didn't seem to like the visitors. That may not be true for everyone.
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