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Kira's parents have died, so local women want her land. Fearing for her life, Kira goes before the Council of Guardians to argue her case and is allowed to live. Due to her talents, she goes to live in the Council of the Edifice. Eventually, her friend Mat finds her long-lost father and brings him to her, but she learns her mother was poisoned and her Defender killed her father.
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In the story Gathering Blue by Lois Lowry, Kira's mother has recently died and she is forced to leave her village. She goes before the Council of Guardians who will decide whether she lives or dies. Kira is shown to her new home by Jamison and discovers that her father may still be alive, unlike what she had been told. Throughout the story, Kira works to uncover secrets and learn the truth about her situation.
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Gathering Blue by Lois Lowry tells the story of Kira, whose mother dies and is then almost sent to work in the fields by Vandara. Kira instead lives in the Council of Edifice alone, finding it a difficult adjustment. The story is told from a third-person limited perspective focusing on Kira. A key moment is when Kira has to work on the singer's robe, representing a challenge she must overcome. In the end, Kira finds a place where she feels comfortable after her friend Matt gives her something special that he gathered for her.
Savannah Richardson
In the novel Gathering Blue by Lois Lowry, the protagonist Kira is left alone after her mother dies. The antagonist Vandara wants Kira dead so they go before the Council of Guardians. The Council decides Kira will stay and work on the singer's robe while Vandara uses Kira's house. After finishing the robe, a ceremony is held where Kira's friend Matt brings her a blind man who may be her father.
Caleb Evans
Kira loses her mother to sickness and is made an orphan. She is assigned by the Council of Guardians to live as a robe sower. Kira meets new friends and they discover someone crying and singing, finding a person together. The festival then occurs but the details are unclear from the summary.
Lauren Kirk
Kira loses both of her parents and is taken in by the community where she lives. She befriends Thomas and Matt, two other orphaned children. Thomas surprises Kira by bringing her a blind man he found in the woods, who Kira later remembers was talked about in the community as having gotten lost. The antagonist is a mean lady who took Kira in after her mother died. The story is set in old times and explores Kira dealing with becoming orphaned.
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Avery Powers
- 1. Summer reading project Gathering Blue Avery Powers #16
- 2. Summary of Gathering Blue Gathering Blue by Lois lowry shows us that we can’t trust strangers . In the beginning Kira’s mom and dad are dead .So , women want her land. Because they want her land and for her to to be killed , she goes to the council of the Guardians .She won the argument and gets to stay alive. Because she won and she has such a talent she lives in the council of Edifice . Eventually her friend finds her Dad and brings him to her . She is shocked when she finds out her mom was posind and her Defender Killed her Dad.
- 3. Setting In the village (in the future)
- 5. Antagonist Kira Vandra
- 6. Conflict Man vs. Man Manvs. Self
- 8. Climax Mat goes to find Kira the plant that makes blue
- 9. Resolution Mat finds Kiras dad and brings him to her
- 10. Theme Don’t trust strangers
- 11. Why its called gathering blue She needs blue wool