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The Maids
The Maids
Jean Genet
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Character List
Analysis of Major Characters
Themes, Motifs, and Symbols
Part One: From beginning until alarm clock rings
Part Two: From after the alarm clock rings until the telephone rings
Part Three: From Monsieur's telephone call until the doorbell rings
Part Four: From after the doorbell rings until Madame leaves
Part Five: From after Madame leaves until the maids go to the kitchen
Part Six: From after the maids leave into the kitchen until the end
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