Vocabulary
The study of heredity in organisms
What are GENETICS?
Asks Melinda to assist in decorating for an event.
Who is HEATHER?
The theme that is represented by Melinda finishing the tree project
What is Strength of Character?
The inclusion of the bird in her final project
What is FREEDOM?
"Can you buy some seeds? Flower seeds?
Who is Melinda?
The loss of memory
What is AMNESIA?
Sees Melinda and realizes what she has been through.
Who is MR. FREEMAN?
The idea represented by Melinda speaking to Rachel.
What is Protection/Speaking Up?
The seeds and spring
What is New Beginnings/Hope?
"You can't speak up for your right to be silent"
Who is DAVID?
Women who advocate for women’s rights
What are SUFFROGETTES?
Creates a well organized/researched presentation for social studies.
Who is MELINDA?
The theme represented by Melinda buying seeds and doing yardwork
What is Growth?
The melting ice
What is Melinda Breaking her Silence?
"How about next week, I come over and help you redecorate?"
Who is HEATHER?
A formal request made for something desired
What is a PETITION?
Shows Melinda the writing in the bathroom.
Who is IVY?
The theme represented by the suffragette movement
What is Strength of Character?
The pruning of the sick branches on the oak tree outside her house.
What is Growth/Healing or Removal/Acknowledgement of Struggles
"You must be sick, you're talking"
Who is Mom?
Freed from an obligation or duty
What is an EXEMPTION?
Finally restores their relationship with Melinda and are peaceful.
Who are MELINDA'S PARENTS?
The idea that is represented when Melinda sees all the notes in the bathroom
What is Validation/Solidarity/Not Being Alone?
The broken mirror in the janitors room
What is Strength/Power or Healing her Self-Hatred?
"Can you take the late bus? I want to show you something"
Who is IVY?