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Explain what Poppy learned when he went to the convent where Ruth was taken.
Compare Lily's friendships with Albert and Margaret.
What did Gram mean when she told Albert and Lily, "Don't you know that this is what it's all about?" What had caused her to speak those words to the children?
Summarize the movie, The Eyes and Ears of the World, which Albert and Lily viewed together four times.
Gram told Lily, "It was a long war, a terrible war, but sometimes, even in the worst of times, something lovely happens." How did Gram's statement prove true for Lily and Albert?
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