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Why does Lizabeth think Miss Lotties marigolds look strange and out of place
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Why does Lizabeth think Miss Lotties marigolds look strange and out of place

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The marigolds are her target because they represent Miss Lottie's attempt to cultivate beauty during hard times, and Lizabeth sees no beauty in her life or the shantytown she lives in.

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The marigolds are her target because they represent Miss Lottie's attempt to cultivate beauty during hard times, and Lizabeth sees no beauty in her life or the shantytown she lives in.

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