Describe mental image of the new wife

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Colette gives brief descriptions of both the new wife and the ex-wife. Using these descriptions: physical appearance, demeanor, positive or negative image, and your own knowledge and experience, describe mental image of the New Wife (Alice) and the Ex-Wife. Be sure to describe for each one their physical appearance, demeanor and positive or negative image

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