Granny's Condition and Lana's Response

Lana experiences a restless night filled with dreams and morning thoughts about a locked door. Her grandmother, Granny, falls ill, prompting Lana to seek help from Dr. Tower. Despite limited medicine, Lana cares for Granny, recalling memories of her father's illness. As Granny's condition worsens, Lana stays by her side, providing comfort. During the day, Lana and Poppy engage in drawing, sparking Lana's imagination. That night, Granny's condition deteriorates, and Lana is left with a profound sense of loneliness. By morning, Granny has passed away, leaving Lana to face the loss.

What kind of dreams did Lana have during the night?

• Peaceful dreams

• Frightening dreams

• Dreams of a party

• Dreams of flying

What was Lana's first thought upon waking up?

• The door and the pipeworks

• Her schoolwork

• Her breakfast

• A new book

Who does Lana run to for help when she finds Granny unresponsive?

• Her neighbor

• Dr. Tower

• Her teacher

• The police

What does Dr. Tower say about Granny's condition?

• She has a fever

• She is perfectly healthy

• She needs surgery

• She needs a vacation

What does Lana remember while taking care of Granny?

• Her favorite book

• Her school friends

• Her childhood games

• Her father's illness

What does Granny ask about when she becomes restless?

• A song

• A lost item

• Her dinner

• The weather

What do Lana and Poppy do together during the day?

• Play a game

• Read a book

• Draw pictures

• Cook a meal

What does Lana imagine while drawing?

• A beach

• A city with a blue sky

• A forest

• A mountain

What wakes Lana up in the middle of the night?

• Granny's call

• A storm

• A phone ringing

• A loud noise

What does Granny tell Lana during the night?

• To read a story

• To make tea

• To call the doctor

• To go to bed