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Principles Quotes in Serena

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Quote #10

When the reporter wondered if there was anything she'd done in her life that she now regretted, Mrs. Pemberton said absolutely not, then turned the conversation to a tract of brazilwood in Pernambuco, which she hoped to purchase with the help of a West German tractor company. (Coda.2)

Serena is true to herself until the bitter end, no matter what it costs. The book is showing us here that she lived a long and happy life without principles, which is a kind of uncomfortable note to close on.