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== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
Mel believed that Christine was a middle-class snob. She insisted on calling her daughter "Melanie", ostensibly because she did not think that "Mel" suited her. She read ''[[The Sunday Times]]'', was shocked by Mel's frank discussion of [[sexuality]] and the like - saying that she would not have sent her to [[London University]] had she known that she would turn out that way - and failed to pick up on the many signs that [[Trey Korte]], whom she was attracted to, was gay. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Business Unusual (novel)|Business Unusual]]'') | Mel believed that Christine was a middle-class snob. She insisted on calling her daughter "Melanie", ostensibly because she did not think that "Mel" suited her. She read ''[[The Sunday Times]]'', was shocked by Mel's frank discussion of [[sexuality]] and the like - saying that she would not have sent her to [[London University]] had she known that she would turn out that way - and failed to pick up on the many signs that [[Trey Korte]], whom she was attracted to, was gay. She favoured [[Rimmel]] [[nail varnish]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Business Unusual (novel)|Business Unusual]]'') | ||
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