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Kira is an orphan girl with a twisted leg who lives alone after her mother's death. People come to her house to talk about her mother. She believes her father has died, leaving her alone, but he returns at the end. The story follows Kira as she deals with being orphaned and her uncertainty about whether her father is alive.
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The document summarizes the plot of the novel "Gathering Blue" by Lois Lowry. In the story, after Kira's mother dies, she is accused of murder by the Council of Guardians. Though initially sentenced to death, Kira is spared and must find her own living quarters. She struggles against others trying to take her land, but ultimately her father returns and they plan to find a new home in the city together.
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Kira's mother tells her that her father has died, then Kira's mother becomes sick and Kira has to live with her uncle. She works for the singer's robe. However, Kira's father returns, and they discover that Kira's cousin killed her mother and tried to kill her father. The protagonist is Kira, and the antagonist is Kira's cousin. The conflict is man versus man.
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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.
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Kira's mother dies from illness and the village thinks Kira is useless, so Vandora tries to convince the council to feed Kira to the beast. However, the council decides Kira has a talent for mending clothes. Kira learns to mend clothes well and lives happily with friends, though she cannot find blue thread. Her friend Matt goes on a journey and returns with blue thread and Kira's long-lost father.
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Kira is a girl with a twisted leg who lives in a village that kills the weak. However, Kira is a skilled weaver. To stay alive, the Council of Guardians requires her to weave the singer's robe. Kira learns dye techniques from her neighbor Annabella, who is later killed. Kira's friend Matt then disappears but later returns with a surprise.
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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.
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Gathering Blue by Lois Lowry tells the story of Kira, whose mother dies and home is burned down, leaving her with nothing. When she tries to rebuild, a woman named Vandara takes her land. At the Council of Guardians, Kira's gift for dyeing is discovered and she is tasked with making the singer's robe. She learns dyeing from an old woman. Surprisingly, Kira's father, who she thought was dead, finds her after the performance and asks her to live with him, but she decides to stay in the village.
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The summary is as follows:
Kira loses her mother to illness and their home is burned down by Vandara who wants to drive Kira from her land. Kira is chosen to live at the Council of Edifice and learns the art of threading from Annabelle. After Annabelle's death, Kira and Thomas care for an orphaned boy named Jo. Later, Kira's long-lost father is discovered to be alive by their friend Matt, proving she is not alone.
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- 1. Summer Reading Project Gathering Blue MADISYN NICHOLS #15
- 2. Summary Gathering Blue, by Lois Lowry, shows that readers can share their life. In the beginning, Kira is an orphan with a twisted leg. In her house, she felt so lonely because her mom was not there because she died four days ago. In the middle, people came to her house and started talking to her about her mom. Toward the end, she thinks her dad died and now she is saying she is alone. In the end, her dad is not really dead and he comes back.
- 3. Setting The setting of Gathering Blue is at Kira’shouse
- 4. Protagonist The protagonist in Gathering Blue is Kira
- 5. Antagonist The antagonist in gathering blue is Kira
- 6. Conflict The conflict in gathering blue is man vs. self
- 7. Point of view The point of view in gathering blue is 1st person
- 8. climax Kira is a orphan with a broken arm
- 9. Resolution Kira’s dad came back
- 10. theme That you can always be different than others and not be normal.
- 11. Why is it called Gathering Blue This is called Gathering Blue because kira she loves her dad and they always do stuff together and then her dad dies. But he is not really dead.