In the Time of the Butterflies

what does dede think about felas communication with the dead girls?

its on chapter 5

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Dede disapproves of Fela's spiritual communication with her dead sisters. She believes Fela's obsession is inappropriate, and is appalled that the woman would invite Minerva's daughter to come and speak with her mother.

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