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Violet finds letters from her sister, Chloe in her mother's desk drawer. Violet is angry at her mom and dad for hiding these letters for over 2 years, one was addressed in 1918. We find out that Chloe is her older sister was kicked out of the house. We learn she lives in New York and works as a nurse, which was a big deal because of the influenza pandemic. Flossie, Violet's best friend, had died 2 years ago, of influenza and Violet saw blood coming out of her nose and ears. We learn of Violet's older brother, Stephen, but we are curious to find out

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At the beginning of the chapter, Violet has taken $3.92 and ran away from home. She is heading to New York, the Henry Street settlement house, to find Chloe. We learned that a Hope Chest is not just a name Chole gave to her car. Violet is nervous to get onto a train, and she meets Mrs.Renwick Violet tries to be polite and Mrs. Renwick tells her that women should not be doctors or reporters but get married and have babies.

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We read about Violet getting off at the train station and being lost in a big crowd of people. Violet was trying to find Mrs. Renwick but she could not find her because there were so many people. But then Violet was going to ask a police officer how to get out of the train station but then the officer

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In NY in the 1920s, Violet was done eating her hot dog when they found the settlement house they meet a guy named Theo martin. He was

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Violet and Myrtle meet Hobie, who is homeless, and he shows them how to ride a blind. This means riding a train without paying. They rode on a train on a dirty platform and they had to sleep outside. In the end, they make it to Washington DC, and realize that Hobie is a great guy and not what it seemed. The theme is to not judge a book by its cover. At first, Violet and myrtle think Hobie is sketch, but in the end, he saved Myrtle and helped the girls get to Washington DC.

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Chapter 6: It all comes down to Tennessee

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Chapter 6: It all comes down to Tennessee

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Violet and Myrtle are in DC trying to find Chloe so they go to the women's suffrage home.

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Violet and Myrtle want to go to Nashville to see Chole. the women's suffrage association needs to win to get the right to vote.

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Myrtle is making her way to the colored car in the back of the train. Once

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In chapter 9, Violet and Myrtle realize that Mr. Martin is running away from the police. They don't know what he did wrong. Two men called Palmer agents tried to find Mr. Martin, and they questioned the suffragists about him and accused the women of not being very intelligent because they were female. The two men treated the women like they were dumb. We see examples of inequality between men and women, We can tell the agents don't think women should get the right to vote.

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Violet helps a woman who had fallen and was upset about losing her son in the war, and Violet gets angry about the way women have to sit in silence while men make decisions that affect them. It is unequal and unfair that women are not allowed to be a part of the decision-making process. We meet Miss Charlotte Rowe and she accompanies Violet from the train station to the hotel were she is staying.

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In the chapter we see the theme "inequality is injustice" Violet is hungry and wants to find somewhere to eat, but is told she can't eat in one of the hotel restaurant becaues

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Violet had breakfast at the Tulane Hotel and thought about her time at the Hermitage. She overheard the antis' conversations and considered becoming a spy for the suffs.

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In chapter 13, we see the theme "inequality is injustice" we see it first. On page 154, when Mr. Martin and Myrtle are trying to find food, they sit at a counter. Instead of serving them, the boy working calls the police. but they get out before the cops come. but the worker gives them food in the ally way. and gives them an address to a hotel that lets white and colored people.

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In chapter 15 Violet is in the dining room, and the Antis are talking about how they lost the senate vote. and then a Civil War veteran has a plan to kidnap and then bribe a legislator to vote against the suffs. and when Violet hers about this she goes under the table and sneaks out of the building and goes to find Chole.

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In chapter 16 Violet and Myrtle are taught how to drive the hope chest. When it's Myrtle's turn to drive Violet sees Mr Martin and asks why he is reading a newspaper all about Baseball.

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Violet has to find the two legislators that decided to "run away" instead of change their vote. The suffragists need them to vote in favor of the Susan B. Anthony Amendment. In order to find them, she has to drive the Hope chest (car) and gets pretty crazy. She does it though!