Chapter 23 Gathering Blue

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What is Kira's sense of duty in the village?

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Kira feels a strong sense of duty to fulfill her role as a threader.

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Why does Kira plant woad in the garden?

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Kira plants woad to ensure she has a supply of blue dye for future weaving.

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What do the blue threads symbolize in Kira's relationship with her father?

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The blue threads signify Kira's father's acknowledgment of her talent and future potential.

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What realization does Kira have about artists in her community?

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Kira realizes that the skills of artists are exploited to shape the community's perceived history and future.

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What does Kira foresee for the future of her village and the neighboring one?

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Kira foresees a merger or alliance between the two communities.

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What role does Kira play in her community?

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Kira is a threader, responsible for creating and maintaining the community's textile traditions.

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How does Kira honor Annabella's memory?

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Kira honors Annabella's memory by continuing her work with the woad.

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What does the act of weaving represent for Kira?

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Weaving represents Kira's creativity, heritage, and connection to her community.

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Why is the blue dye important to Kira?

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The blue dye is important to Kira as it is essential for her weaving and artistic expression.

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What does Kira's talent as a threader signify?

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Kira's talent signifies her potential to influence and shape the community's culture.