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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about York, part, I'll entitled I'll Take You There.. End with the sentence '\nShe buries him to Strykersville, New York, as he requested.'.
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conversations.value: I'll Take You There (novel): I'll take you there consists of three parts, in which the female narrator, originating from a poor, migrant and blue collar family from Strykersville in upstate New York, describes her experiences as an outsider in an upper class sisterhood in Syracuse, New York (part I); her experiences of a lover with a different ethnic (Afro-American) background (part two); and finally her coming to terms with her family background (part three).\nThe nameless narrator - by her family only called 'you', by her lover called by the fictive name 'Anellia' - joins a sorority in Syracuse, New York.\nSoon enough, she crumbles under the exorbitant debt she runs up.\nFinally, she pretends she indulges in irrational behavior to get out of the sorority and move into affordable accommodation elsewhere on campus.\nShe falls for a black student who audits her philosophy lectures.\nAfter she stalks him for a while, they sleep together.\nEventually, she learns that he is married and has left his wife and children.\nShe drives to Crescent, Utah to meet her dying father.\nAfter his death, he bequeaths his money to her, but she decides to give it to his mistress.\nShe buries him to Strykersville, New York, as he requested.