Lyddie Review Chapters 1-8

Front

What character trait does Lyddie share with the frog in the butter churn story told by Triphena?

Back

Determined

Front

Why does Lyddie take control of the situation when the stage coach got stuck?

Back

She grew tired of the men's incompetence after trying to restrain from helping.

Front

What conflict arises at the end of chapter 1 of 'Lyddie'?

Back

Lyddie and Charlie are told they have to work to pay off the farm debts.

Front

What does Lyddie's refusal of help from Luke Stevens indicate about her character?

Back

It shows that she is stubborn and does not like to accept help.

Front

What internal conflict does Lyddie experience when she meets Ezekial Abernathy in chapter 6?

Back

She struggles with whether to turn him in for reward money or help keep him hidden.

Front

How does Lyddie's determination influence her actions throughout the story?

Back

Her determination drives her to take control of situations and face challenges head-on.

Front

What does the frog in the butter churn symbolize in Lyddie's story?

Back

The frog symbolizes perseverance and the ability to rise above difficult circumstances.

Front

In what ways does Lyddie's character develop throughout chapters 1-8?

Back

Lyddie becomes more independent, assertive, and learns to navigate her challenges.

Front

What role does family obligation play in Lyddie's decisions in the early chapters?

Back

Lyddie feels a strong sense of duty to help pay off the family debts.

Front

How does Lyddie's stubbornness affect her relationships with others?

Back

Her stubbornness can lead to isolation and difficulty in accepting help from others.