We were delighted to have a chance of meeting you, Miss Saunders,' said Mrs Fairly, as they sat down. 'We have heard so very little about you.
In "The Gate of Angels" by Penelope Fitzgerald, Mrs. Fairly expresses her genuine pleasure at meeting Miss Saunders. She remarks on how little they know about her, setting the stage for a conversation filled with curiosity and intrigue. This moment highlights the theme of connection and the desire for understanding between characters.
As they embark on this discussion, the audience senses a deeper exploration of Miss Saunders' character and background. The exchange serves not only to introduce Miss Saunders but also reflects the social dynamics and the importance of personal relationships in the narrative. Fitzgerald sets up a foundation for character development through this encounter.
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