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How does Clarissa feel about her parties and how does it effect her definition of self?

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The general feeling of Clarissa has about throwing parties is so that she can be accepted because she sees it as an act of kindness.

<h3>Why does Clarissa throw parties?</h3>

This singular act by Clarissa to throw parties is done so that she can show kindness to her 'community'

Hence, we can see that some people do not like the idea of always throwing parties, and people like Peter and Richard criticize her and she becomes unhappy.

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