Liddy's Journey and Moral Dilemmas

Liddy loses her job and home due to accusations of moral turpitude. She seeks the meaning of the word, confronts Mr. Marston, and plans her next steps. Liddy visits Bridget and reunites with Diana in Boston. She reflects on her journey as she returns to Vermont.

What does Liddy realize about her strength and toughness?

• She is indifferent to her strength.

• She is stronger than she imagined.

• She is as strong as she thought.

• She is not as strong as she believed.

Who does Liddy think would know the meaning of 'turpentine'?

• Betsy

• Amelia

• Prudence

• Rachel

Why is Liddy dismissed from her job?

• For stealing

• For moral turpitude

• For incompetence

• For being late

What does Liddy do after being dismissed?

• She withdraws her money.

• She goes to the police.

• She writes a letter to her family.

• She confronts her friends.

Why does Liddy buy a dictionary?

• To learn a new language

• To understand the accusation against her

• To gift it to a friend

• To improve her vocabulary

What does Liddy accuse Mr. Marston of?

• Stealing from the company

• Being unkind to workers

• Lying about her work

• Moral turpitude

How does Liddy feel about Boston?

• She thinks it's a terrible place.

• She finds it charming.

• She feels at home.

• She is indifferent.

What is Liddy's emotional state as she returns to Vermont?

• She is indifferent.

• She is excited.

• She is relieved.

• She is reflective and emotional.