#wanda wright

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Even though she is long gone, Wanda makes sure to include her mother, Virginia, on her special day.

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I woke up today feeling empty. So many years of travel, so many years full of adventure and companionship...but I am done.

I have no energy left. I am empty.

I couldn't help myself, finally. I had to tell Jamie. I had to tell her it was over.

But I realize now I underestimated her. She understood what I needed then, and although sad to part, she did not try to keep me for herself. She understood I needed to go home.

And now? Well, now I am going home.

-From the diary of Wanda Wright, circa 1935

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The wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, 1938

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The cinema becomes a somewhat regular hangout spot for Wanda and Louis, who have grown to be best friends in the years since the Wrights moved across the pond.

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"You know, Wanda, you've made me such a very, very happy man these dozens of years of friendship."

"And you've made me a rather delightful person, much more than I would naturally be."

"I'm not sure I fully believe that, but...well the thing is..."

"Yes?"

"Wanda, will you marry me?"

"Of course I will marry you! There's no need to make a fuss of it. I love you to the very moon and back, and I would not have it any other way."

"Neither would I, my love. Neither would I."

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Wanda has aged up into a rambunctious and confident child. She adores her mother and aunt, and has grown rather protective of her older brother