Zelda Fitzgerald: Her Voice in Paradise (87 page)

jealousy,
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logic,
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men, attitude to,
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narcissism,
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outrageous behaviour,
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as outsider,
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puritanism,
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self-dramatization,
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self-image,
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sense of honour,
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and success,
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and travelling,
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women, attitude to,
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Health:
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alcoholism,
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depression,
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heart attacks,
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nervous attacks,
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TB,
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Other references: and abstract thought,
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artistic superiority,
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r,
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‘authorship’ of ZSF’s writing,
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borrows from publisher/agent,
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career,
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Catholicism,
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debts,
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drinking,
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earnings,
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friendships,
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Hemingway, relationship with,
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and homosexuality,
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identity,
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and Jozan,
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and lesbianism,
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library,
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and Lois Moran,
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marital discord,
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marital role,
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marital sexual relationship,
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and New York,
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personal appearance,
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popularity,
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portrayed on Follies curtain,
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and power,
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responsibility,
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and rich people,
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sacrifice,
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and Sara Murphy,
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and Sayre family,
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sexuality,
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sexual problems,
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spelling,
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supports ZSF,
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wants more children,
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ZSF, relationship with,
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and ZSF’s ballet,
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on ZSF’s seduction,
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and ZSF’s sexuality,
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Fitzgerald, J.C,
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Fitzgerald, Mary McQuillan (‘Mollie’),
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Fitzgerald, Zelda Sayre

Life: birth,
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family background,
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childhood,
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education,
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teenage years,
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early boyfriends,
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seduction by Sellers,
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meets FSF,
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correspondence with FSF,
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diaries considered for publication,
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engagement,
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wedding,
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in New York (1920),
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fountain plunge,
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flirts with FSF’s friends,
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in Westport, Conn.,
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Montgomery visit (1920),
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social life,
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returns to New York (1920),
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pregnancy (1920),
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Europe trip (1921),
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in St Paul for birth,
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reviews
Beautiful
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Damned,
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abortion (1922),
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Ferris wheel ride,
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in France (1924),
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and Jozan,
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dangerous exploits,
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in Italy (1924-5),
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moves to Great Neck (1922-4),
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in Paris (1925),
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meets Hemingway,
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paints steadily,
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FSF violent towards,
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on Riviera (1925),
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‘cure’ at Salies-de-Béarn,
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on Riviera (1926),
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operation (1926),
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returns to America,
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in California (1927),
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burns clothes,
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at Ellerslie,
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in Paris (1928),
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ballet lessons,
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