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Rhonda is the youngest member of Mr. Benedict’s household. Like Number Two, she passed Mr. Benedict’s tests as a child and was later adopted by him. She takes part in the tests by disguising herself as a child and pretending to lose her pencil outside the testing site. If one of the test takers tries to help her, as Reynie and the other members of the Mysterious Benedict Society do, she offers to help them cheat. Since Mr. Benedict is looking for children with a powerful love of honesty, none of the potential candidates must accept her offer. Once the children pass the tests and arrive at Mr. Benedict’s house, Rhonda greets them with warmth and friendliness, and she assists them with the fight against Mr. Curtain.
Rhonda Kazembe Quotes in The Mysterious Benedict Society
The The Mysterious Benedict Society quotes below are all either spoken by Rhonda Kazembe or refer to Rhonda Kazembe. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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What good would those opportunities do him if he wasn’t qualified to be given them? And where was the pleasure in cheating? If he couldn’t pass fairly, he didn’t want to pass. He thought this––and mostly believed it––and felt his spirits boosted by the decision. But even so, a few seconds passed before he could tear his eyes from the paper on the floor.
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Chapter 3
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“Do you suppose we’re going to meet anybody normal today?” Kate asked.
“I’m beginning to doubt it,” Reynie said.
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Rhonda Kazembe Quotes in The Mysterious Benedict Society
The The Mysterious Benedict Society quotes below are all either spoken by Rhonda Kazembe or refer to Rhonda Kazembe. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
).
Chapter 1
Quotes
What good would those opportunities do him if he wasn’t qualified to be given them? And where was the pleasure in cheating? If he couldn’t pass fairly, he didn’t want to pass. He thought this––and mostly believed it––and felt his spirits boosted by the decision. But even so, a few seconds passed before he could tear his eyes from the paper on the floor.
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Explanation and Analysis:
Chapter 3
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“Do you suppose we’re going to meet anybody normal today?” Kate asked.
“I’m beginning to doubt it,” Reynie said.
