My Sons Sweethearts and a War Time Letter
A World War I tale follows Philip Wynne Tracy IV and his love for Naples Jones as he sails to France. He reads a letter from Natlie while Rod dies saving him, and Wynne faces grief, guilt, and the changing norms of romance amid war.
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Philip Wynne Tracy IV
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Naples Jones
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Rod
New York
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Natlee
Philip Tracy
Jerome Renyon
Wynne
Rodney Maxwell
Mr. Sear Rod
Jerry
I Wish We Had Married Before You Left
A disjointed letter expresses longing for marriage and a conflict with a father urging Jerome Kenyon as a fiancé. The writer declares strong love for the recipient, praises Jerry Kenyon as tender and gentle, and notes an inner wish to be seen as human beyond constraints. Continued on Page Ten.
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Jerome Kenyon
Wynne
Jerry
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