A White Heron Questions on Mrs. Tilley
A White Heron
How do Sylvia's relationships with her grandmother and her son compare in 'A White Heron'?
Sylvia's relationship with her grandmother, Mrs. Tilley, is nurturing and understanding, contrasting with her mother's perception of Sylvia as "afraid of folks." Mrs. Tilley recognized Sylvia's need...
A White Heron
How does the setting of "A White Heron" impact Mrs. Tilley's character?
In "A White Heron," Mrs. Tilley lives a peaceful, mostly isolated life in the country. She is a kind woman who recognizes a bit of herself in her shy granddaughter, but she is also willing to offer...
A White Heron
In "A White Heron," what does Sylvia's grandmother offer the young man?
Sylvia's grandmother, Mrs. Tilley, offers the young man a bed for the night and a simple meal. The young man, a hunter seeking a rare white heron, hopes Sylvia will help him find the bird. He offers...