Manhattan's Social Hierarchy

"Nairobi", is written by Joyce Carol Oates, 1984. It is a short story about Manhattan's social hierarchy and its upper class. The short story takes place, in Mecca, New york, with a mainly focus on the higher social levels. The story starts in media res, on the shopping street Madison Avenue, where we encounter Oliver Lehay and his female friend Ginny. It is a Saturday afternoon and Oliver is taking Ginny to an extravagances shopping to by her earrings, clothes and shoes. The reason why, she gets the luxuries treats, is to ensure that Ginny can look appropriate for the meeting with Herbert and Marguerite Crew in their expensive flat, with a view over Central Park. Short after the visit at the Crew's flat, they separates when Oliver signals a cab for Ginny. "Nairobi", is written by Joyce Carol Oates, 1984. It is a short story about Manhattan's social hierarchy and its upper class. The short story takes place, in Mecca, New york, with a mainly focus on the higher social levels. The story starts in media res, on the shopping street Madison Avenue, where we encounter Oliver Lehay and his female friend Ginny. It is a Saturday afternoon and Oliver is taking Ginny to an extravagances shopping to by her earrings, clothes and shoes. The reason why, she gets the luxuries treats, is to ensure that Ginny can look appropriate for the meeting with Herbert and Marguerite Crew in their expensive flat, with a view over Central Park. Short after the visit at the Crew's flat, they separates when Oliver signals a cab for Ginny. "Nairobi", is written by Joyce Carol Oates, 1984. It is a short story about Manhattan's social hierarchy and its upper class. The short story takes place, in Mecca, New york, with a mainly focus on the higher social levels. The story starts in media res, on the shopping street Madison Avenue, where we encounter Oliver Lehay and his female friend Ginny. It is a Saturday afternoon and Oliver is taking Ginny to an extravagances shopping to by her earrings, clothes and shoes. The reason why, she gets the luxuries treats, is to ensure that Ginny can look appropriate for the meeting with Herbert and Marguerite Crew in their expensive flat, with a view over Central Park. Short after the visit at the Crew's flat, they separates when Oliver signals a cab for Ginny. "Nairobi", is written by Joyce Carol Oates, 1984. It is a short story about Manhattan's social hierarchy and its upper class. The short story takes place, in Mecca, New york, with a mainly focus on the higher social levels. The story starts in media res, on the shopping street Madison Avenue, where we encounter Oliver Lehay and his female friend Ginny. It is a Saturday afternoon and Oliver is taking Ginny to an extravagances shopping to by her earrings, clothes and shoes. The reason why, she gets the luxuries treats, is to ensure that Ginny can look appropriate for the meeting with Herbert and Marguerite Crew in their