Nicole Hill

Yes. So the talented 10th start to adopt the traditions and the customs of the elites they're meant to be imitating, and then they come back to the Black community and are these enforcers of the politics of respectability and brutal critics of anybody that doesn't comply.

Yes. So the talented 10th start to adopt the traditions and the customs of the elites they're meant to be imitating, and then they come back to the Black community and are these enforcers of the politics of respectability and brutal critics of anybody that doesn't comply.

Yes. So the talented 10th start to adopt the traditions and the customs of the elites they're meant to be imitating, and then they come back to the Black community and are these enforcers of the politics of respectability and brutal critics of anybody that doesn't comply.

You know what I keep thinking? I'm like, you create a strategy that'll really work for you. But then, uh-oh, we just kept the same exact strategy for like hundreds of years. We didn't update it, you know, as like modern people. I think we're trying to update it now. But it's so hard for me to judge them ever because I'm like, it did work. I am here.

You know what I keep thinking? I'm like, you create a strategy that'll really work for you. But then, uh-oh, we just kept the same exact strategy for like hundreds of years. We didn't update it, you know, as like modern people. I think we're trying to update it now. But it's so hard for me to judge them ever because I'm like, it did work. I am here.

You know what I keep thinking? I'm like, you create a strategy that'll really work for you. But then, uh-oh, we just kept the same exact strategy for like hundreds of years. We didn't update it, you know, as like modern people. I think we're trying to update it now. But it's so hard for me to judge them ever because I'm like, it did work. I am here.

Back to Lulu. Lulu has a friend who she does seem to turn to for advice. The papers don't name her, but I'm imagining her to be like a level-headed best friend archetype like Dion and Clueless. So I just want to call her Dion.

Back to Lulu. Lulu has a friend who she does seem to turn to for advice. The papers don't name her, but I'm imagining her to be like a level-headed best friend archetype like Dion and Clueless. So I just want to call her Dion.

Back to Lulu. Lulu has a friend who she does seem to turn to for advice. The papers don't name her, but I'm imagining her to be like a level-headed best friend archetype like Dion and Clueless. So I just want to call her Dion.

Of course. All right, so I'm imagining this next part, but indulge me. Dion probably would have listened to Lulu go on and on and on about her great love and these walks along the promenade, the ice cream. She's like, girl, come on now. Do you really think that this is going to work out? He is a barber and he is broke. And we are royalty. Like, what are you doing?

Of course. All right, so I'm imagining this next part, but indulge me. Dion probably would have listened to Lulu go on and on and on about her great love and these walks along the promenade, the ice cream. She's like, girl, come on now. Do you really think that this is going to work out? He is a barber and he is broke. And we are royalty. Like, what are you doing?

Of course. All right, so I'm imagining this next part, but indulge me. Dion probably would have listened to Lulu go on and on and on about her great love and these walks along the promenade, the ice cream. She's like, girl, come on now. Do you really think that this is going to work out? He is a barber and he is broke. And we are royalty. Like, what are you doing?

And Lulu was probably like, Dionne, I don't care about that. I don't care about upstairs, downstairs, this side of the track, that side of the track. I'm in love. And not only do she and Craigwell continue dating, they get engaged. Ooh! But... Someone finds Craigwell, and they have a conversation with him. We don't know what they say. We don't know who it is.

And Lulu was probably like, Dionne, I don't care about that. I don't care about upstairs, downstairs, this side of the track, that side of the track. I'm in love. And not only do she and Craigwell continue dating, they get engaged. Ooh! But... Someone finds Craigwell, and they have a conversation with him. We don't know what they say. We don't know who it is.

And Lulu was probably like, Dionne, I don't care about that. I don't care about upstairs, downstairs, this side of the track, that side of the track. I'm in love. And not only do she and Craigwell continue dating, they get engaged. Ooh! But... Someone finds Craigwell, and they have a conversation with him. We don't know what they say. We don't know who it is.

All we know is that afterwards, he goes to Lulu and he says, I can't be with you anymore. Our engagement is over. And then he moves to Pennsylvania.

All we know is that afterwards, he goes to Lulu and he says, I can't be with you anymore. Our engagement is over. And then he moves to Pennsylvania.

All we know is that afterwards, he goes to Lulu and he says, I can't be with you anymore. Our engagement is over. And then he moves to Pennsylvania.

Lulu is so sad. I'm picturing her, like, running upstairs and then flinging herself on the bed and crying and crying and crying, and Dion's trying to console her, but she's also maybe breathing a little sigh of relief, along with Richard, Lulu's dad, and the rest of the First families, because Lulu was probably going to end up like Lucinda Seaton anyway.

Lulu is so sad. I'm picturing her, like, running upstairs and then flinging herself on the bed and crying and crying and crying, and Dion's trying to console her, but she's also maybe breathing a little sigh of relief, along with Richard, Lulu's dad, and the rest of the First families, because Lulu was probably going to end up like Lucinda Seaton anyway.