The pink suit. She kept it on for hours after Dallas and refused to change, because she wanted people to see. America remembers that as grief. It was also a decision. Seven days later, in a house at Hyannis Port, Jacqueline Kennedy summoned a magazine writer and spent four hours telling him what her husband's presidency had meant. She edited his notes in her own handwriting. The word Camelot does not appear anywhere in the record of Kennedy's lifetime. She invented it. And seven years earlier, she had come close to leaving him, while his brother Robert buried their daughter.