Marigolds by Eugenia Collier Crossword

Who is the protagonist of the story?
What is the antagonist of the story?
One memory from the character's youth.
What confuses the children about Miss Lottie's?
Poverty was the cage in which we all were trapped is what type of figurative language?
Setting of the story
something that is profoundly moving
apparent or supposed
Who the kids liked to bother
The story took place during the
repayment
Figurative Language: Miss Lottie seemed at least a hundred years old.
indifference to pleasure or pain; lack of emotion
wrong or harmful
Figurative Language: Old fears have a way of clinging like cobwebs
"Y'all git some stones" is called
show of bravery
lacking strength
Figurative Language: "zing"
The main character's conflict
unrestrained joy
Figurative Language: "...the great oak seemed to laugh with him..."
brought to a lower level or humiliated
What unleashed the protagonist's fear?
shabby, wretched condition
What the protagonist lost when she destroyed the flowers
When she looked at Miss Lottie she finally felt