Little Women Questions on Marmee
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Why is the character in "Little Women" called Marmee?
They call Mrs. March Marmee most probably because it's the way that “Mommy” is pronounced in certain parts of Massachusetts, where the book is set. Like “Mommy,” it's a term of affection.
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What is the relationship between the March daughters and their mother in Little Women?
In Little Women, the four March daughters have a close relationship with their mother, whom they love and respect, as Marmee is a positive leader and role model throughout their lives.
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What does Marmee say before Beth's death in Little Women?
Before Beth's death in Little Women, Marmee doesn't have any notable last words. The novel emphasizes that final words are rarely as significant as portrayed in literature. Beth's passing is...
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How do Marmee and her daughters assist the impoverished family in Little Women?
Marmee and her daughters help the poor family, the Hummels, by bringing them breakfast on Christmas morning. Beth also tends to the Hummels alone when their baby has scarlet fever because her sisters...