Good Morning Sasha

<Tab/>In Good Morning Midnight Jean Rhys explores a claustrophobic kind of exile in Sasha Jenson who has been sent back to Paris. Aimless wanders through Paris, the site of the dissolution of her marriage and the death of her child, trying halfheartedly to reestablish a life.
<Tab/>Sasha's past, with it's memories of extreme poverty, love, and betrayal, threads it's way through her present (she studiously avoids then drunkenly confronts certain cafes, neighborhoods, bit characters from her previous life in Paris). One of the strongest impressions the reader take…