The Two-Family House

In what way is Dinah different from her sisters in the novel, The Two-Family House?

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While Judith is intelligent and likes to learn, Mimi is beautiful and focuses on her appearance. Dinah is neither of those things. She is down to earth and plays a fairly insignificant role in the family for most of her life. Dinah goes to Florida with Rose to settle Aunt Faye's estate. She settles there, marrying a local man.

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The Two-Family House