How are Holly and Mildred similar to each other? How are they different?, Why does the narrator compare Holly to Mildred even though he thinks they are very different?, What does the narrator mean when he says that both women “could never change”?, What do you think the presents — the piece of jewelry from Tiffany’s and the bird cage — mean for Holly and the narrator?, Why does Holly tell the narrator that she doesn't want him to put a living thing inside the bird cage?, Why does the narrator keep the bird cage for many years?, Why does the narrator think Holly has probably lost the piece of jewelry?, Why did the narrator and Holly argue?, What does Holly think is wrong with the narrator's stories?, Why does the narrator become angry when Holly criticizes his story?, Why does Holly believe that the narrator needs money?, What does Holly mean when she says: “You write them without knowing the end.”, Why does the narrator leave the bird cage outside Holly's door?, What does Holly's reaction to the bird cage tell us about their relationship at this point?, Why does Holly go to the library? What does this reveal about her?, Why does Holly study books about Brazil?, What does Holly's relationship with Rusty suggest about her attitude towards money?, Why does Holly tell Mag that she is a lesbian?, Do you think Holly is being honest when she says she doesn't want to be a movie star? Why/why not?, At the end of the chapter, Mrs. Spanella wants Holly to leave the building. Why?

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