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The Role Of Faith In Dunkin Donuts

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Margot Sutton desperately longed for a baby for more sixteen years. It was scientifically impossible for her to get pregnant. By good fortune, Margot’s neighbor named Dora told her about a woman who could cure anything. Dora had been masked in warts until Natalie LeFrance mysteriously returned her skin to its flawless state. In the run down shopping area in Glades, beside Dunkin’ Donuts Natalie LeFrance represents faith and plays the role as a charlatan and an alternative to science. Faith is the complete trust or confidence in something or someone. Margot puts her last remaining faith in Natalie LeFrance despite Gretel’s disheartening comments. “Oh, sure. If you believe in it.” “Fine. If you want to believe you can find a cure in a

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