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Sandra Wagner-Wright
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Rama's Labyrinth: A Biographical Novel (Women of Determination and Courage)
Literature & Fiction
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Rama Opens the Door
After confronting Ajibai in the chapel, Rama returns to her room. Rama concludes that if she returns to Cheltenham and leaves her daughter with Ajibai, Mano won't learn the things Rama thinks most important. Rama makes her decision. The next day Rama visits Mother Superior. Sister Geraldine, the nun Rama calls Ajibai, is also present. Rama eases her way into a conversation that will change her life again.
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Rama's Labyrinth: A Biographical Novel (Women of Determination and Courage)
Rama opened the door. Sister Geraldine sat on the straight-backed chair facing Mother Superior’s uncomfortable horsehair sofa. The senior nun paced in a circular pattern, rosary swinging. The room heaved with Mother’s energy.
“Mary Rama!” Sister Geraldine gasped. “We didn’t expect you.”
Mother Superior stopped, shifted direction to the sofa, and sat arranging her skirts in a semicircle.
“I said I’d be here.”
“Yes, you did.” Mother Superior composed her face and smiled. “Good morning. Where’s Manorama Mary?”
“I didn’t bring her. We need to have a serious conversation without her distractions. Ajibai, did you sleep well?” A few pleasantries never hurt.
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