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She was disgusted and ashamed when she heard that her husband was also her father, and she ran away.
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She tries to console Amelia, but Amelia responds angrily, disgusted by Becky's flirtatious behaviour with George and her lack of concern about Captain Crawley.
She condemned both men as murderers and said any decent person would be disgusted by the ferocity of Rasputin's killing.
She promptly flees the ranch, disgusted and demoralized at Hud's brutishness.
She is much nicer to Duckman than Bernice was, and sees the good in him, though she never ceases to be disgusted or mildly offended by his overall behavior.
She too is disgusted by the treatment Sam received in Heaven, and goes to Kubera after she witnesses Brahma's last twitches when he is poisoned.
She joined the Salidar faction after the split, disgusted by Elaida's methods.
Of all the travellers, he is especially disgusted by the Amahagger and fearful of She.
She gets involved with Dot, but is disgusted with her own homosexual behavior.
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She is jealous of her father's relationship with her first husband Marcellus, disgusted with her marriage to Agrippa ( who is thrilled with his younger and beautiful wife ) and furious by her marriage to Tiberius.
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She often feels disgusted by the others, especially J. J., because she views them as being rich while she's poor.
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