Changnoi wrote: |
The Gang reminds me of middle school (ages 11-13), when the popular cliques and cattiness were at their worst, and I hated middle school. Chang |
Squirrel wrote: |
Could Lesley Bethune be an EBDism of a mix with Lesley Malcolm? |
Ann wrote: |
Clare Kennedy?
I don't tend to think of Ruth as a member of the Gang after Changes as she doesn't go out to the Platz (although isn't there an EBDism surrounding her?), whereas Doris does return during Coming of Age. I'm not sure about Catriona and Christine either as they're usually referred to as 'inseparables'. I think of them as occasional hangers-on rather than 'proper' Gangmembers. |
Ann wrote: |
Clare Kennedy? |
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Here [Mary-Lou] was joined a minute later by several of the Gang and Clare Kennedy, who was not of it, but was friendly with all its members. |
Jennie wrote: |
Wasn't 'The Gang' totally against the spirit of the CS? I know the oft-repeated sentence about not interfering in the girls' friendships, but on occasion their behaviour seemed very much like bullying to me. |
LizB wrote: |
wanting to join the Gang and being disgruntled because they're not included - unlike the jealousy stories in a lot of the later Swiss books. |
Chair wrote: |
Sorry, KB. I thought Anne was talking about Ruth Barnes. |
KB wrote: |
Then why did you write Clare Kennedy with a '?'? I presumed you were asking if she was in the Gang. |
Ann wrote: | ||
I was asking about her too! *clearly doesn't make any sense* *shuts up and goes away* |
Josie wrote: |
Ann asked about Clare and this has been answered, but Chair asked about the EBDism surrounding Ruth and what it was. Does anyone else know cos I'm curious myself and am sure other people are too? |
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