1. Scrawny, white trash.

2. Poor white trash.

3. I'm talking even bigger than last year's White Trash Bash.

4. There's nothing you can do with this poor white trash.

5. ♪ Matter of fact I'm so done with your white trash ass

6. I just happen to be white trash that lives in the White House.

7. In the rest of O'Donnell's summary, Lee Goodwin, a bootlegger whom Temple helps convict for a crime he did not commit, is Allegorized as "Poor White Trash," and Horace Benbow, who unsuccessfully defends Goodwin, as "the Formalized Tradition."

8. The author's name, Jade Sharma, conjures an elegance that her protagonist refuses: Maya could not be further from the legend of the colonial opium eater, Broidered with hip-bony decadence, if she embodied the opposite one--to wit, the Nixonian myth that only the down-and-out, the poor and black, the white trash get high and addicted.