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- n. A variant of Betty, a diminutive of the female given name Elizabeth.
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“If that is the case then Balzac (only ever read Cousin Bette – illiterate lout that I am [unreliable narrator?]), must be presenting a code that we have learned to accept as a representation of “normality”, which is not only him (it) deceiving us, but ourselves deceiving ourselves.”
“Bette is still trying to keep Gilgamos alive by spilling her Plutonian secrets to the alien hunter Orian (hunter of aliens or an alien that is a hunter?).”
“I'm still not feeling brave enough to tackle Balzac but do have Cousin Bette waiting when I have amassed the courage.”
“The taller ones-the "Bette" - would be cute for a night out but not for every day.”
“- Balzac, Honore de - Cousin Bette; Eugene Grandet; Pere Goriot”
“Her long feud with Bette Davis, cherished by drag performers, was certainly camp (“Bette is a survivor,” said Crawford.”
“A rebellious woman who intrigues Bette from the start, she’s one to watch.”
“The tragedy unfolded shortly after students were released from Public School 298, also known as Bette Shabazz School.”
“The one-off commission, titled Bette and Joan and Baby Jane, will tell the story of the resentment which allegedly grew between Crawford (Oberman) and Davis (Tate) when they filmed their 1962 horror movie Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?.”
“I think they said something like 'Dispel your fears' or something similar," recalls Bette,”
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