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* The plot of ''Marie-Grace and the Orphans'' is kicked off when Marie-Grace and her father find a DoorstopBaby outside their home. They later realize that the baby is the child of a runaway slave who surrendered him to prevent him from from being taken back. However....he's rather light skinned. Meaning that either his parents were naturally light skinned at best, or at worst he's a ChildByRape between his mother and her master (or one or both of his parents was). [[note]]That being said, African-American babies are often born with lighter skin than what they ultimately have once they get older (in the same way that many brunette white children initially have blond hair as babies), so it's also possible that the parents just weren't ''especially'' dark and that because the child is so young, his skin isn't yet as dark as it will be when he gets older.[[/note]]
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* The plot of ''Marie-Grace and the Orphans'' is kicked off when Marie-Grace and her father find a DoorstopBaby outside their home. They later realize that the baby is the child of a runaway slave who surrendered him to prevent him from from being taken back. However....he's rather light skinned. Meaning that either his parents were naturally light skinned at best, or at worst he's a ChildByRape between his mother and her master (or one or both of his parents was). [[note]]That That being said, it's actually relatively common for African-American babies are often to be born with lighter skin than what they ultimately have once they get older (in the same way that many brunette gets darker over time[[note]]similar to how a lot of white children initially have blond hair as babies), babies even if that isn't the hair color they'll ultimately have[[/note]], so it's also possible that the parents just weren't ''especially'' dark and that because the child is so young, his skin isn't yet as dark as it will be when he gets older.[[/note]]hasn't darkened all the way yet.
