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Exposition

1st Rising Action

2nd Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

The story starts off by Lizabeth describing her home and her family. She describes her dusty home of rural Maryland.

This scene represents the Lizabeth, Joey, and his friends when they go to Miss Lottie's house and harass her.

This scene represents Lizabeth overhearing her parents fighting which leads her to having a breakdown.

This scene represents the climax because this represents Miss Lottie's marigolds as Lizabeth tears them apart.

This shows the aftermath of Lizabeth's destruction. The marigolds are gone and nothing more is left. This also shows Lizabeth's realization as she stares in Miss Lottie's eyes.

The flowers represent Lizabeth planting her own marigolds after she realizes how important the flowers were for the community.
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Exposition

1st Rising Action

2nd Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

The story starts off by Lizabeth describing her home and her family. She describes her dusty home of rural Maryland.

This scene represents the Lizabeth, Joey, and his friends when they go to Miss Lottie's house and harass her.

This scene represents Lizabeth overhearing her parents fighting which leads her to having a breakdown.

This scene represents the climax because this represents Miss Lottie's marigolds as Lizabeth tears them apart.

This shows the aftermath of Lizabeth's destruction. The marigolds are gone and nothing more is left. This also shows Lizabeth's realization as she stares in Miss Lottie's eyes.

The flowers represent Lizabeth planting her own marigolds after she realizes how important the flowers were for the community.
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Exposition

1st Rising Action

2nd Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

The story starts off by Lizabeth describing her home and her family. She describes her dusty home of rural Maryland.

This scene represents the Lizabeth, Joey, and his friends when they go to Miss Lottie's house and harass her.

This scene represents Lizabeth overhearing her parents fighting which leads her to having a breakdown.

This scene represents the climax because this represents Miss Lottie's marigolds as Lizabeth tears them apart.

This shows the aftermath of Lizabeth's destruction. The marigolds are gone and nothing more is left. This also shows Lizabeth's realization as she stares in Miss Lottie's eyes.

The flowers represent Lizabeth planting her own marigolds after she realizes how important the flowers were for the community.
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Exposition

1st Rising Action

2nd Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

The story starts off by Lizabeth describing her home and her family. She describes her dusty home of rural Maryland.

This scene represents the Lizabeth, Joey, and his friends when they go to Miss Lottie's house and harass her.

This scene represents Lizabeth overhearing her parents fighting which leads her to having a breakdown.

This scene represents the climax because this represents Miss Lottie's marigolds as Lizabeth tears them apart.

This shows the aftermath of Lizabeth's destruction. The marigolds are gone and nothing more is left. This also shows Lizabeth's realization as she stares in Miss Lottie's eyes.

The flowers represent Lizabeth planting her own marigolds after she realizes how important the flowers were for the community.
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Exposition

1st Rising Action

2nd Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

The story starts off by Lizabeth describing her home and her family. She describes her dusty home of rural Maryland.

This scene represents the Lizabeth, Joey, and his friends when they go to Miss Lottie's house and harass her.

This scene represents Lizabeth overhearing her parents fighting which leads her to having a breakdown.

This scene represents the climax because this represents Miss Lottie's marigolds as Lizabeth tears them apart.

This shows the aftermath of Lizabeth's destruction. The marigolds are gone and nothing more is left. This also shows Lizabeth's realization as she stares in Miss Lottie's eyes.

The flowers represent Lizabeth planting her own marigolds after she realizes how important the flowers were for the community.
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Exposition

1st Rising Action

2nd Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

The story starts off by Lizabeth describing her home and her family. She describes her dusty home of rural Maryland.

This scene represents the Lizabeth, Joey, and his friends when they go to Miss Lottie's house and harass her.

This scene represents Lizabeth overhearing her parents fighting which leads her to having a breakdown.

This scene represents the climax because this represents Miss Lottie's marigolds as Lizabeth tears them apart.

This shows the aftermath of Lizabeth's destruction. The marigolds are gone and nothing more is left. This also shows Lizabeth's realization as she stares in Miss Lottie's eyes.

The flowers represent Lizabeth planting her own marigolds after she realizes how important the flowers were for the community.
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Exposition

1st Rising Action

2nd Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

The story starts off by Lizabeth describing her home and her family. She describes her dusty home of rural Maryland.

This scene represents the Lizabeth, Joey, and his friends when they go to Miss Lottie's house and harass her.

This scene represents Lizabeth overhearing her parents fighting which leads her to having a breakdown.

This scene represents the climax because this represents Miss Lottie's marigolds as Lizabeth tears them apart.

This shows the aftermath of Lizabeth's destruction. The marigolds are gone and nothing more is left. This also shows Lizabeth's realization as she stares in Miss Lottie's eyes.

The flowers represent Lizabeth planting her own marigolds after she realizes how important the flowers were for the community.
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Exposition

1st Rising Action

2nd Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

The story starts off by Lizabeth describing her home and her family. She describes her dusty home of rural Maryland.

This scene represents the Lizabeth, Joey, and his friends when they go to Miss Lottie's house and harass her.

This scene represents Lizabeth overhearing her parents fighting which leads her to having a breakdown.

This scene represents the climax because this represents Miss Lottie's marigolds as Lizabeth tears them apart.

This shows the aftermath of Lizabeth's destruction. The marigolds are gone and nothing more is left. This also shows Lizabeth's realization as she stares in Miss Lottie's eyes.

The flowers represent Lizabeth planting her own marigolds after she realizes how important the flowers were for the community.
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  • Exposition
  • 1st Rising Action
  • 2nd Rising Action
  • The story starts off by Lizabeth describing her home and her family. She describes her dusty home of rural Maryland.
  • Climax
  • This scene represents the Lizabeth, Joey, and his friends when they go to Miss Lottie's house and harass her.
  • Falling Action
  • This scene represents Lizabeth overhearing her parents fighting which leads her to having a breakdown.
  • Resolution
  • This scene represents the climax because this represents Miss Lottie's marigolds as Lizabeth tears them apart.
  • This shows the aftermath of Lizabeth's destruction. The marigolds are gone and nothing more is left. This also shows Lizabeth's realization as she stares in Miss Lottie's eyes.
  • The flowers represent Lizabeth planting her own marigolds after she realizes how important the flowers were for the community.
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