Lyddie Ch. 17-18

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What is a turning point in a story?

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A turning point is a moment in a story that leads to a change in the direction of the plot or the characters' circumstances.

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Why is Rachel's leaving significant in 'Lyddie'?

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Rachel's leaving signifies a major change in Lyddie's life, as it affects her responsibilities and emotional state.

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Who is Mrs. Bedlow in 'Lyddie'?

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Mrs. Bedlow is a character who helps Lyddie and Rachel by providing job opportunities.

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What does it mean when Lyddie says 'nothing happens' after meeting Marsden?

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It indicates that there was no significant change in their relationship or Lyddie's job status after their meeting.

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Who is Charlie in relation to Lyddie?

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Charlie is Lyddie's brother who comes to visit her.

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What role do the Phinneys play in Lyddie's life?

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The Phinneys are a family that wants to take care of Rachel after she leaves the farm.

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What is the significance of the factory mill in Lyddie's story?

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The factory mill represents Lyddie's new life and the challenges she faces as she seeks independence.

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How does Lyddie's character develop in Chapters 17-18?

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Lyddie becomes more independent and faces the realities of her choices and responsibilities.

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What does the term 'sibling responsibility' refer to in 'Lyddie'?

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Sibling responsibility refers to the obligations Lyddie feels towards her younger siblings, especially after Rachel leaves.

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What does it mean to 'get a job' in the context of Lyddie?

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Getting a job means finding work to earn money, which is crucial for Lyddie's survival and independence.