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ddd [48]
1 year ago
5

Lines 657–659: What does Judy offer Dexter? What would this mean to Dexter? What does Judy promise him? How does this relate to

what you know about his dreams? Marriage
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EleoNora [17]1 year ago
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We can actually deduce that Judy actually offers to marry Dexter. To Dexter, it means he will lose Irene. Judy makes a promise to make him happy. This shows he will be marrying Judy.

<h3>What is Winter Dreams?</h3>

Winter Dreams actually refers to a short story that was written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The story talks about a young man who made attempts to actually win the love of a woman who is of the upper-class.

We see here that Judy actually offers to get married to Dexter and promises to make a cute couple.

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