Wanda’s Anorexia

Wanda’s Anorexia is not described in the available passage. The excerpt supplies no information about Wanda’s health, symptoms, treatment, or the effects of anorexia on her life, so none of those details can be established from this evidence.

What the Passage Describes

The scene concerns Will Klein’s suspicion that his involvement with Sheila Rogers was a setup. Squares challenges him to consider what purpose such a deception would serve. Will says he does not know, and confirms that he has been thinking about the possibility all night.

The Proposed Explanation

Squares raises coincidence as one possibility and points out that Will dated Julie Miller more than twelve years earlier. This exchange concerns Will’s effort to interpret events involving Sheila and Julie; it does not connect either woman, or the suspected setup, to Wanda’s condition.

Limits of the Evidence

The excerpt gives no basis for describing Wanda’s anorexia as a diagnosis, plot event, or ongoing state. Any account of its causes, course, relationships, or consequences would go beyond the supplied evidence.