Wendell's Journey in the Garden

In this video, Mrs. Carter reads aloud from 'Seedfolks', focusing on Wendell's story. Wendell, who is haunted by past trauma, receives a call from Anna about dying plants in a garden. Despite his initial reluctance, he helps save the plants and encounters a young girl who silently communicates with him. This experience leads Wendell to reflect on his life, realizing he can make positive changes in the garden, even if he can't change everything else. The story highlights themes of growth, change, and the impact of small actions.

What is the main focus of the chapter Wendell?

• Wendell's relationship with his wife

• Wendell's experiences in the garden

• Wendell's childhood memories

• Wendell's career as a janitor

How does Wendell feel about phone calls after his wife's accident?

• Relieved

• Anxious

• Indifferent

• Excited

What prompts Wendell to rush to Anna's apartment?

• A knock on his door

• A letter from Anna

• A phone call from Anna

• A fire alarm

What does Wendell discover when he looks out of Anna's window?

• A stray dog

• Dying plants

• A car accident

• A group of children playing

What does Anna ask Wendell to do for the plants?

• Cover them with a tarp

• Replant them

• Water them

• Move them to a sunnier spot

How does Wendell feel when he sees the girl with the water jar?

• Surprised

• Angry

• Amused

• Threatened

What realization does Wendell come to after his encounter with the girl?

• He should write a book

• He needs to find a new job

• He can make a difference in the garden

• He should move to a new city

What does Wendell decide to do with the trashy lot?

• Transform it

• Ignore it

• Complain about it

• Sell it

What does Wendell bring home from work to help with his new project?

• A lawnmower

• A watering can

• A rake

• A shovel