Eleanor and Park

by

Rainbow Rowell

Eleanor and Park: Chapter 47 Summary & Analysis

Summary
Analysis
As Eleanor reckons with the mess before her, her mind is entirely blank. She tries to think of what “options” she has, but comes up empty on all fronts.
Eleanor’s fight-or-flight response fails her as the sheer terror of what has befallen her—and what punishments might await her—slowly dawn.
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