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Describe the changes Mrs. Culp made to her shabby little home. How was she able to pay for such improvements?
Explain how Blossom proved to Miss Spaulding and Mr. Seaforth that she had Second Sight. Summarize the vision that came to her in their presence, including how she could tell a vision was coming. What made Blossom's perception so believable?
Characterize Miss Spaulding. Describe the relationship between her and Blossom.
Explain how Blossom's vision of the <i>Titanic</i> changed Alexander's relationship with her. What is Blossom's opinion of Alexander?
Why was Miss Dabney elated to read Blossom's letter for Mrs. Culp? Do you feel the letter is an invitation, as Miss Dabney thinks? Why or why not?
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