Lizabeth called the act of destroying Miss
Lottie's marigolds her "last act of childhood."
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English, 10.11.2020 21:40 Jadamachado45
Lizabeth called the act of destroying Miss
Lottie's marigolds her "last act of childhood."
Looking back, what does that event make
Lizabeth realize about herself and about Miss
Lottie? Use evidence from the text to support
your response.
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