"The Possibility of Evil"

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Who is Miss Adela Strangeworth?

Back

A deceitful and lonely old woman.

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How did Don Crane know that Miss Strangeworth wrote the letter to him?

Back

The Harris boy saw Miss Strangeworth drop the letter and decided to take it to Don Crane.

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At the end of the story, why does the Harris boy deliver the item for Miss Strangeworth?

Back

He thinks he is doing her a favor.

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How does the town get Miss Strangeworth back for sending her letters?

Back

Someone destroys Miss Strangeworth's beloved roses.

Front

What is Miss Strangeworth's most prized possession?

Back

Her rose bushes.

Front

What theme is explored in 'The Possibility of Evil'?

Back

The theme of hidden evil and the consequences of one's actions.

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What does Miss Strangeworth's character represent in the story?

Back

She represents the idea that appearances can be deceiving and that people may harbor dark intentions.

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How does the setting influence the story?

Back

The small town setting creates a sense of community and highlights the impact of Miss Strangeworth's actions on her neighbors.

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What role do the letters play in the story?

Back

The letters serve as a catalyst for conflict and reveal the darker side of Miss Strangeworth's character.

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What is the significance of the roses in the story?

Back

The roses symbolize Miss Strangeworth's pride and the beauty she tries to maintain, contrasting with her malicious actions.