Marigolds

What change does the main character experience from the start-off of the story to the stop? From the beginning to the end of the story, the main character experiences her era when she was changing from child to wo soldiery. Growing up during the Great Depression in impoverished rural of Maryland, her family had been living through poverty and financial struggles.She was cardinal going on fifteen by that time so she unsounded eachthing her family or her neighbors had been through. But She and ere brother were so young and innocence that they desire running around and teasing turn tail Little with her marigolds mounds that she planted every summer. And the rising action that changed her childhood was the midnight when she initial heard a man that was her begetter cry in helplessness and hopeless because he couldnt she-bop a job and take good attending of the family.She entangle his hopelessness and her emotion of crying In fear, and degradation that led her run and brea k up all the marigolds of Miss Little. When she looked up to stared at her, that was the moment when childhood worn-out(a) and manhood began. She felt guilty, awkward and ashamed that moment marked the end of Innocence. Why did Miss Little plant the marigolds? She planted the marigolds because that was her happiness. They were very brilliant and colorful compared to her sorry gray house.Those passionate yellow mounds do her house really stand out. She took lot of them all summer, every summer as her one Joy and hope. Without reviewing the story, what descriptive details do you cogitate? The detail that stands out In my headspring Is the scene Elizabethan father cried out loud In the shopping mall of the night because he felt Impotent for not do anything for his married woman and his kids In twenty-two years. A man Is always the leader of the house. taking a good care of his family Is the most Important role they should.He was a strong man who could whisk broom a child upon his shoulders and go singing through the house. And he sobbed, loudly and painfully, and cried helplessly and hopelessly In the dark night. This really touches my heart. For the first time he despaired, and behind the wall, that also was the first time his young lady hear him cry. Marigolds By emphysema K. Kennedy job and take good care of the family. She felt his despair and her emotion of crying in the end of innocence.Why did Miss Little plant the marigolds? Remember? The detail that stands out in my mind is the scene Elizabethan father cried out loud in the middle of the night because he felt impotent for not do anything for his wife and his kids in twenty-two years. A man is always the leader of the house. Taking a good care of his family is the most important role they should. He hopelessly in the dark night. This really touches my heart. For the first time he