Chains Questions on Lady Seymour
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Who is Lady Seymour in Chains?
Lady Seymour, Master Lockton's wealthy aunt in Chains, contrasts with Madam Lockton by showing kindness and respect to Isabel, a slave. Despite the era's norms, she disapproves of slavery and...
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How did the fire impact the relationship between Isabel and Lady Seymour?
The fire in New York City significantly strengthens the bond between Isabel and Lady Seymour. Isabel's bravery in saving Lady Seymour and her cherished belongings deepens their relationship. Lady...
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In Chains, why does Lady Seymour give Isabel her coin purse?
In Chains, Lady Seymour gives Isabel her coin purse as a reward for rescuing her husband's picture from a devastating fire. Isabel initially tries to steal the purse, but Lady Seymour sees her and...
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Why did Lady Seymour warn Isabel against returning to the prison?
Lady Seymour warned Isabel against returning to the prison because she knew that Madam Lockton, a harsh slave owner, might punish Isabel for her actions. Isabel was taking extra food scraps to the...
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Why does Lady Seymour suggest Madam Lockton not go to Charleston?
Lady Seymour advises Madam Lockton against going to Charleston because she believes that the rebels will seize the opportunity to confiscate all of Madam Lockton's remaining possessions. Despite not...
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What action of Lady Seymour astonished Isabel in Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson?
Isabel is astonished when Lady Seymour, in Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson, reacts vehemently to an official's attempt to search her luggage, particularly her ornate walnut trunk, during a journey to...
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In Chains, how does Ruth's seizure episode contrast Lady Seymour and Madam Lockton's characters?
Ruth's seizure episode highlights the contrasting characters of Madam Lockton and Lady Seymour. Madam Lockton reacts with cruelty and superstition, violently abusing Ruth, whom she believes is...