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Van Baerle's goal in life is to grow the world's first black tulip.
Van Baerle's goal in life is to grow the world's first black tulip.
True (A)
Jacob Boxtel is falsely accused of a serious crime by his jealous rival.
Jacob Boxtel is falsely accused of a serious crime by his jealous rival.
False (B)
Rosa, the jailer's daughter, helps Van Baerle to develop the black tulip.
Rosa, the jailer's daughter, helps Van Baerle to develop the black tulip.
True (A)
Rosa accuses Van Baerle of loving his tulip more than her.
Rosa accuses Van Baerle of loving his tulip more than her.
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Rosa cried all night after leaving Van Baerle.
Rosa cried all night after leaving Van Baerle.
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Study Notes
Main Characters and Goals
- Van Baerle aspires to cultivate the world's first black tulip, symbolizing ambition and innovation in horticulture.
- Jacob Boxtel, Van Baerle’s rival, is envious and falsely implicates him in a serious crime, showcasing themes of jealousy and betrayal.
Relationships and Conflicts
- Rosa, the jailer's daughter, aids Van Baerle in his quest to grow the black tulip, indicating her loyalty and support.
- Rosa expresses feelings of insecurity, accusing Van Baerle of prioritizing his tulip over their relationship, which highlights emotional conflict.
- After parting from Van Baerle, Rosa experiences deep sorrow, crying throughout the night, illustrating her strong emotional attachment to him.
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