Lyddie

Mr. Marsden, the factory supervisor, attempts to make unwanted advances towards Lyddie by putting his arms on her and moving his face closer with the intention of kissing her. In response, Lyddie...

Mr. Marsden did not assault Lyddie or Diana, but he sexually harassed both, along with other factory girls. He attempted to harass Brigid, but Lyddie intervened, leading to her dismissal. Diana's...

Lyddie saves Brigid from Mr. Marsden's inappropriate advances by using a fire bucket to fend him off and escaping with Brigid. The next day, Brigid is absent from work, and Lyddie is accused of...

The antagonist in "Lyddie" is the oppressive factory system. This system, characterized by harsh working conditions and exploitation, continually challenges Lyddie and her fellow workers, creating...

Mr. Marsden gives Lyddie minimal praise, primarily valuing her as a top producer at the factory. Despite his inappropriate behavior, he acknowledges her skills by stating that the new girls "are not...

Lyddie kicks Mr. Marsden when he attempts to kiss her. Despite being sick and vulnerable, she defends herself against her predatory boss by stomping on his foot, demonstrating her resilience and...