"The Stolen Party" and Other Stories

stolen party

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When Ines tells Herminia what a marvelous daughter she has, Rosaura believes her excellent behavior might merit two gifts. However, Ines instead withdraws two bills from her purse and holds them out to Rosaura, saying she truly deserves the money for all the help she provided. The story ends on the image of Rosaura and her mother standing with their arms tight to their sides, insulted by the gesture, while Ines remains still, unable to withdraw the money for fear of shattering the delicate balance that keeps her in a position of power over the working-class women.