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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell: thinking as he peered at her in the twilight was that her face had
changed so completely he wondered how he had ever recognized her.
Perhaps it was because she was going to have a baby. Women did
look like the devil at such times. And, of course, she must be
feeling badly about old man O'Hara. She had been his pet. But,
no, the change was deeper than that. She really looked as if she
had three square meals a day. And the hunted-animal look had
partly gone from her eyes. Now, the eyes which had been fearful
and desperate were hard. There was an air of command, assurance
and determination about her, even when she smiled. Bet she led old
Frank a merry life! Yes, she had changed. She was a handsome
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