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Lesson 1 (from Chapter 1, The Events Leading up to the Tragedy 1893-1903)

Objective

Chapter 1, The Events Leading up to the Tragedy 1893-1903

In this chapter, the main subject, Dorothy, and her family are introduced. The beginnings of Dorothy's life of cynicism and work ethic are revealed. The objective of this lesson is to discover the ways Dorothy's family shaped her personality and view on life.

Lesson

1) Class Discussion: Dorothy's family had a great deal to do with her personality. What traits did she possess that came from her immediate family? How did she use those to her advantage in her childhood? How did Dorothy feel about her immediate family?

2) Peer Discussion: How did Dorothy's extended family contribute to her personality? How did she describe them? What traits did she take with her into adulthood that they taught her?

3) Journal Entry: In a journal, explain how Dorothy's relationship with her immediate and extended family shaped her personality and the effects...

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