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Zones of Their Own This universe takes as a premise the possibly cynical, certainly hard-nosed idea that money matters. Think about it: how many millionaires are on your speed dial? 'Bout the same as mine, I would guess. Even assuming something like the Bob-Whites could happen while attending the same small town public school, as they mature and start to make their way in the world, I believe that social class and income would pull them in different directions. Plus, there's always the odd disaster. And character failing. For example, as much as I admire Julie Campbell, I never bought that "Mrs. Wheeler was just too shy to be a good mother to Honey," eyewash she tried to peddle in Secret of the Mansion. I do expect, however that the Bob-Whites will (eventually) have happy, not tragic endings. But, as Ringo sings, "You've got to pay your dues…and it don't come easy." This site was last updated on March 4, 2004. Trixie Belden® is a registered trademark of Random
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