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Going through something in your life can be tough nut if you reflect on it and understand whats going on you become more mature everyday.

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During the book she ripped up all of Ms. Lotties marigolds and the she found out that Ms. Lotties just wanted to have something beautiful with her. After she ripped them all up she realized that and matured right after that because she felt really mad as to what she had done. So when you think about it you mature more and more everyday because you always learn from mistakes.

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The theme of the story is that not everything is perfect, and people might be hiding how they truly feel, and coming of age and figuring out that people could be hiding how they truly feel and maturity requires humans to be able to empathize with others and not be self-centered. Also the story shows that making mistakes is okay but its how to respond and learn from them.

-Emma Kraus

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It is common for people to judge others based on what they see as well as acting on impulse. Sometimes people will act harshly towards someone without knowing why they are the way they are or why they do the things they do. -Ash

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In the story "Marigolds" is the importance of empathy and compassion. As you face things and make mistakes you can mature from them by learning the right ways to do or respond to things.
-Anthony Reynolds

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Eugene Colliers, “Marigolds”, attributes to the global problem of poverty and maturity through its main character maturing and basically becoming a new person in the end. This book highlights her progressively losing her innocence and starting to show compassion for others around her while also starting to realize others struggles and realizing she is in the same boat. The theme that she might have been trying to convey is most likely, sometimes people have to lose something or see something in an unusual way to see other peoples feeling and perspective.

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In "Marigolds" by Eugeina Collier,  what lizabeth done was being mature because she wanted to apologize to miss Lottie because she's done something wrong in the past and most people won't apologize, so what she's done was being mature.

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Having the ability to see other people's point of view as a full human being, without judging how other people think of that person is the beginning of maturity into adulthood.
-Macy Hinshaw

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With aide from motifs and juxtaposition, “Marigolds” by Eugenia Collier, shows the delicate balance between childhood and adulthood, and the difficulties of maturing.
-Evan Thomas

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the charecter learns maturity by realizing that they were dramatizing their family and think that the mom was a mean snarky person when she was kind of nice. Also, the character learns this by analyzing what has be going on in here family and how everyone truly is.

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the charecter learns maturity by realizing that they were dramatizing their family and think that the mom was a mean snarky person when she was kind of nice. Also, the character learns this by analyzing what has be going on in here family and how everyone truly is.

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The short story "Marigolds" by Eugenia Collier was trying send a message of maturity and how when you are more mature you can see things and people how they really are or who they are.
-Ryker Dowd

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Through symbolism and signals Eugenia Collier’s Story represents the idea that maturity is extremely important. She shows this throughout the whole story but especially When she ruined Mrs. Lottie’s marigold. She showed maturity because when it happened, she was used to someone getting mad at her when she makes a mistake, but Mrs. Lottie didn’t, she was just upset. This showed maturity because she learned from her mistakes. In this short story the author is showing us how to learn from are mistakes and to become more mature every single day.
Harrison Bledsoe

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In the story Marigolds, by Eugenia Collier, it talks about the line between childhood and adulthood. There is a fine line between childhood and adulthood, and this line is maturity, when someone matures, it causes them to become more behaved, compassionate, and allows them to think reasonably.

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In the short story Marigolds Eugenia Collier uses symbolism to show not everyone is who you think and to also show maturity, you can see it throughout the whole story however especially at the end, in the story the people call a character a witch and other but when her garden is destroyed they find out who she really is.

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The main character Lizabeth goes through a drastic change in behavior from beginning to end. At the start she is an innocent, immature, and unthoughtful girl. Lizabeth then later learns to become respectful, caring, and mature.  -Owen Vandenbark

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With the use of symbolism and flashbacks, in Eugenia Colliers Marigolds it shows how when people are going through a struggle in their life they don’t really stop and think about others, but once you really mature and have an open- mind people start to really see that other people have issues to and can’t just judge by how they look.

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Through Collier’s novel it presents symbolism and diction to show the idea, that even if it seems as if nothings there, there is always someone struggling more, so never take anything for granted especially the small things in life.

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The main character destroyes miss Lotte's flowers to realize what she had done and is angry at herself for doing so and understands who miss Lotte really is a kind old woman who just wanted something beautiful in her life. -Zach .F