She warns Lily to stay away from Kathleen because she suspects that she is queer. She continues to be rather interested in herself throughout the novel, and is homophobic. Shirley is another one of Lily's classmates, but is much more of a static character. However, by the novel's epilogue, it is revealed that Kathleen is safe, and the two girls continue their happy relationship. It is revealed that Kathleen's parents also don't accept her sexuality. Near the end of the novel, the Telegraph Club is raided by police and Kathleen is taken away. Kathleen is a dynamic character in the same way that Lily is - her personality grows and she comes to accept that she is a lesbian. Throughout the novel, Kathleen's love for Lily grows and becomes more apparent. The two share in interest in STEM, particularly airplanes and outer space. Kathleen Miller is one of Lily Hu's classmates to whom she romantically bonds. Despite these setbacks, Lily continues to frequent the Telegraph Club to see a male impersonator perform and her relationship with Kathleen remains strong. At the end of the story, Lily's parents find out that she is a homosexual, and they send her away under the guise of safety. Shirley Lum never fully realizes that Lily is a lesbian, but she does suspect something is off and their friendship remains somewhat strained throughout the novel. Lily struggles with not being accepted by those around her, including by her friends and family.
This plays out in her relationship with Kathleen Miller, who is a slightly older teenager than she is.
Early on, she realizes that she has an attraction towards women and is a lesbian. Lily is the main character and protagonist of the novel. Written by people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own.
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