Dialogue: Include a conversation between Miss Lottie and at least one other character in Marigolds by Eugenia Collier. (Must have at least 4 lines of dialogue & must use correct punctuation for dialogue.)

Certainly! Here’s a fictional conversation inspired by the themes and characters of "Marigolds" by Eugenia W. Collier, featuring Miss Lottie and a character like Lizabeth.

Lizabeth: "Miss Lottie, why do you take care of those marigolds when no one seems to appreciate them?"

Miss Lottie: "Honey, it’s not about what others think. These marigolds remind me that even in a world full of dust and despair, beauty can still bloom."

Lizabeth: "But they look so out of place in this run-down neighborhood. Doesn’t that ever make you sad?"

Miss Lottie: "Sometimes, yes. But it teaches us to find joy where we least expect it. That’s what life’s about, dear."

This conversation reflects the themes of beauty and hope found in "Marigolds," as well as the relationship between the characters.