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I think it symbolizes self growth because she starts wondering about herself. For example she saw how her cousins were able to act freely with proper manners. She starts wondering why she can’t be that way.

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Papa does have control over Kambili and the reason she admits to the truth is because she feels embarrassed in front of Amaka.

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Purple hibiscuses are very unique and special. They symbolize a sense of freedom from conformity. The hibiscuses can be seen as a sign that things are going to get better because “they are about to bloom."

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The purple hibiscuses blooming is a symbolizes freedom. The flowers are very rare to bloom at that time.

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They provide a sense of fragility and vulnerability amongst a world of unhinged violence.

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Kambili wouldn't look at Amaka because she still felt fear and shame about her father's abuse and if she looked at Amaka's reaction, it would go against every her father has taught her. He still have much control over her life.

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sad or mournful but their father makes them feel a certain type of way about it and makes them not they also weren't very close 

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they wanted to feel sad or mournful but their father makes them feel a certain type of way about it and makes them not. they also weren't very close so it was expected

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It was not surprising because they don't really know the person but since it's their family , their instinct was to be sad.

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The figurines are delicate to mama, Kambili's painting is the way she show herself being rebellious and Jaja's purple hibiscus shows rebelliousness. They all show freedom and courage. They represent each others personalities. It also shows peace.

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Group 1:              Kambili couldn't look amaka straight as she was explaining the situation because it must have been hard for her, and she might have felt embarrassed or ashamed.  

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Group 1:              Kambili couldn't look amaka straight as she was explaining the situation because it must have been hard for her, and she might have felt embarrassed or ashamed.  

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Jaja's reaction was expected because he had been more carefree at Aunty Ifeoma's house so he didn't care what Papa would think if he said he touched the body
Kambili's reaction was expected when she looked away so she didn't see Jaja touch the body. She still feared how Papa would react.

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Kambili and Jaja's reaction to Papa Nnukwu's death were pretty expected. They wanted to feel sad and mourn over his death but they weren't sure how because their father kept them away from him and didn't allow them to be near him.

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Kambili didn't look at Amaka to see her response because she probably felt ashamed and  when it comes to abuse, a lot of people are afraid to speak out about it. Kambili is still afraid of her father and his power over her.

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Group 1:Kambilis painting that she got from Amaka, everytime she looked at it she felt at peace because the time Amaka was painting it, all she could hear from the room was laughter and happiness. Also the moms figurines meant a great deal to her because she remembered a time where everything was good. Including Jajas purple hibiscus gave him peace. 

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Group 1:Kambilis painting that she got from Amaka, everytime she looked at it she felt at peace because the time Amaka was painting it, all she could hear from the room was laughter and happiness. Also the moms figurines meant a great deal to her because she remembered a time where everything was good. Including Jajas purple hibiscus gave him peace. 

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As they arrive at their home in Enugu, Jaja notes “the purple hibiscuses are about to bloom” (253). What do they symbolize? Why does Jaja mention them right before the flashback to Chapter 1?

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As they arrive at their home in Enugu, Jaja notes “the purple hibiscuses are about to bloom” (253). What do they symbolize? Why does Jaja mention them right before the flashback to Chapter 1?

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Amaka asks Kambili if it was her father who hurt her and, for the first time, she admits to the truth. Why won’t Kambili look at Amaka to see her reaction to this response? Does Papa still have “control” over her?

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Amaka asks Kambili if it was her father who hurt her and, for the first time, she admits to the truth. Why won’t Kambili look at Amaka to see her reaction to this response? Does Papa still have “control” over her?

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What do Mama’s figurines, Kambili’s painting, and Jaja’s purple hibiscus provide for all three characters in a world of unhinged violence? 

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What do Mama’s figurines, Kambili’s painting, and Jaja’s purple hibiscus provide for all three characters in a world of unhinged violence? 

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What is significant about Kambili and Jaja’s reaction to Papa-Nnukwu’s death? Are their reactions expected or unexpected?

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What is significant about Kambili and Jaja’s reaction to Papa-Nnukwu’s death? Are their reactions expected or unexpected?