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how to understwand the “The blondest circle of hell.”? “Nothing,” she says under her breath, “but I’m in Taylor hell here.” “The blondest circle of hell.” Taylor Metternich. She’s the worst kind of perfect. Like, if perfection had a dark side. I don’t know how else to explain it. I always imagine her sitting in front of a mirror at night, counting strokes as she brushes her hair. And she’s the kind of person who posts on Facebook asking you how you did on the history quiz. Not to be supportive. She wants to know your grade. and how to understand the “but I'm in Taylor hell here.”?

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It's referring to the character in the passage. "Taylor Metternich" I can't tell you for sure without seeing more of the story, but "Taylor hell" is saying it's a kind of hell caused by, or resembling, Taylor. and the "Blondest circle of hell." has to do with Taylor's Hair color. Blonde. (I'm guessing here.)

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