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ly that everything begins to be viewed through the lens of sex.

Her relationship with Uncle Peck is something that haunts Lil' Bit through age thirty-five. She has suffered a series of failed relationships with men, and as she drives her car away at the end, the spirit of Uncle Peck watches from the back seat. Because she was so over-sexualized as a child, she has a hard time making the transition of viewing sexuality from an adult perspective. Vogel brings out the danger in this, and this play is highly applicable to this society. In popular culture very young girls are often shown as sex symbols. There are many young girl performers who dress like they are twenty-five. This gives a me

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Approximate Word count = 520
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)