Prentice and Joey with Mrs. Drayton’s secretary, Hillary. One can observe the tense expression on Hillary’s face as well as the disbelief and a little bit of contempt in her eyes on hearing the news of Joanne marrying an African-American man. She rarely blinks her eyes and keeps them firmly fixed on Dr...
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She rarely blinks her eyes and keeps them firmly fixed on Dr. Prentice throughout the scene not registering more than half of the information given to her by Joanne. On reaching Joey’s home, Dr. Prentice is introduced to the housemaid Dorothy, an African-American lady. She has a stern look on her face and closely scrutinizes Dr...
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