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Why did Katy hide in her parents' room inside her mother's wedding trunk?
What emotions does Katy experience during the events of the story?
Why does Katy feel guilty at the beginning of the story?
Who unexpectedly leaves the trunk lid open, aiding Katy's escape?
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What is the main theme that resonates at the end of the story?
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Study Notes
- The story is set during the Boston Tea Party, with the protagonist, Katy, feeling uneasy and guilty for hiding a doll.
- Katy's family is experiencing tensions and conflicts due to the political situation, with alliances shifting and friendships breaking.
- A group of individuals, including John Warren and Ruben Otis, come to Katy's house looking for valuables and discussing purchasing arms.
- Katy hides in her parents' room inside her mother's wedding trunk to escape being found by the intruders.
- Despite the fear and tension, John Warren unexpectedly leaves the trunk lid open, allowing Katy to breathe and eventually calling the others away.
- The event ends without harm, but leaves Katy questioning her future relationships and her identity as a Tory.
- The story concludes with a sense of family unity and the realization that even in difficult times, there is still goodness and connection that ties them all together.
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Test your knowledge on a story set during the Boston Tea Party, where a young girl named Katy hides a doll and experiences tensions within her family amidst political conflicts. Explore themes of fear, identity, and unity as Katy navigates through challenging circumstances.
