The Hundred Dresses - II
What important decision did Maddie make? Why did she have to think hard to do so?
Maddie decided that she would never stand by and say nothing again. If she ever heard anybody picking on someone because they were funny-looking or because they had strange names, she would speak up. She did not even mind losing Peggy’s friendship over it. She knew she could not make things right with Wanda. However, she had decided that in the future, she would never make anybody else that unhappy again.
Maddie had to think hard to do so because the thoughts of Wanda and her family shook her. Every time Peggy asked Wanda about the number of dresses that she had, Maddie felt embarrassed as she knew Peggy was being mean to Wanda. But, she never objected on Peggy’s behavior and remained quiet. Eventually, her silence encouraged Peggy to do wrong to Wanda. Maddie discerned that Peggy had no idea that she was doing wrong to Wanda but she knew that how deeply Peggy is hurting Wanda’s feelings. She should have protested but she didn’t so she had been a coward.
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What did Wanda's father write in the letter?
What did Miss Mason say after reading the letter to the class?
How did Maddie react when she got to know what Wanda's father had written?
Why did Maddie feel that she is a coward?
What did Mr Petronski’s letter say?
Why did Maddie feel that she was a coward?
Is Miss Mason angry with the class, or is she unhappy and upset?
What did Mr. Petronski’s letter say?
What did Miss Mason want her students to do?
Why did Maddie couldn’t concentrate on her lesson preparation after Miss Mason read the letter to the class?
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