Lily's Relationships and Reflections

In Chapter 8 of 'The Secret Life of Bees', Zach proudly shows Lily a legal book, symbolizing his aspirations. Lily writes an unsent letter to T-Ray, expressing her frustrations and longing for love. Later, she reflects at night, seeking solace and guidance from the statue of Our Lady of Chains, hoping for protection and love.

What does Zach bring back that signifies the start of his law library?

• A new pen

• A briefcase

• A moldy old book

• A gavel

What is the title of the book Zach brings?

• Florida Legal Reports 1889

• Georgia Legal Reports 1889

• North Carolina Legal Reports 1889

• South Carolina Legal Reports 1889

What does Mr. Forrest inquire about Lily?

• Her school grades

• Her hometown and parents

• Her parents' whereabouts

• Her favorite book

How does Lily avoid further questioning from Mr. Forrest?

• By mentioning 'female trouble'

• By saying she has to meet someone

• By claiming she has a headache

• By pretending to faint

What does Lily do back in her room at the honey house?

• Writes a letter to T-Ray

• Reads a book

• Goes to sleep

• Calls a friend

What does Lily express in her unsent letter to T-Ray?

• Her favorite memories

• Her frustrations and anger

• Her love for him

• Her plans to leave

What did Lily hope to achieve with the Father's Day card she made?

• To make T-Ray laugh

• To gain T-Ray's love

• To show off her creativity

• To win a contest

What does Lily find on the Father's Day card the next day?

• Peach skin and pit

• A thank you note

• A drawing

• A tear

What does Lily do during her nighttime reflections?

• Prays to the Black Mary statue

• Writes another letter

• Goes for a walk

• Reads a book

What does Lily ask the Black Mary statue for?

• Forgiveness and guidance

• Wealth

• A new home

• Fame