Use the short story “marigold” to answer the following question what does the narrator mean when she says “I too have planted marigolds” in paragraph 64?

A. She has learned the value of hard work and perseverance
B. She had experienced loss and hardship in her own life
C. She has learned to appreciate the beauty of nature
D. She has taken up gardening as a hobby

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In the context of the story “Marigolds” by Eugenia W. Collier, when the narrator says, “I too have planted marigolds,” she is reflecting on her own experiences and growth. This statement symbolizes her understanding and appreciation of life’s complexities, including the beauty that can arise from hardship and loss.

The best answer is:

B. She had experienced loss and hardship in her own life.

This choice captures the essence of the narrator's journey and the broader themes of growth through suffering and the realization of beauty amidst difficulties.

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