The phrase "I too have planted marigolds" suggests that the narrator has experienced loss and hardship in her own life. The act of planting marigolds often symbolizes growth, hope, and resilience amidst difficult circumstances. This indicates that, like the characters in the narrative, she has also faced challenges and has learned valuable life lessons from those experiences.
What does the narrator mean when she says, "I too have planted marigolds" in paragraph 64?(1 point) Responses She has learned the value of hard work and perseverance. She has learned the value of hard work and perseverance. She has taken up gardening as a hobby. She has taken up gardening as a hobby. She has learned to appreciate the beauty of nature. She has learned to appreciate the beauty of nature. She has experienced loss and hardship in her own life.
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