A Little Princess: resumen de Chapter 7
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In Chapter 7, Sara Crewe celebrates her eleventh birthday until Mr. Barrow brings news that her father is dead and his fortune is gone. Miss Minchin ends the party, assigns Sara work, and sends her to an attic, where Becky offers affection and insists that poverty cannot change who Sara is.
Qué sucede
- Sara persuades Miss Minchin to let Becky watch the birthday presents being opened, and the children admire the Last Doll.
- Lavinia questions whether Sara could still imagine happy things if she were poor, and Sara thinks she could.
- While the children eat, Mr. Barrow tells Miss Minchin that Captain Crewe dies penniless after his mining investment fails.
- Miss Minchin ends the celebration, orders Sara into an old black dress, and refuses Becky permission to serve her.
- Sara accepts the chance to work but rejects Miss Minchin’s claim that keeping her is kindness.
- Sara moves into an attic beside Becky, who comforts her and insists she remains a princess.

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Sara refuses the gratitude Miss Minchin demands. Her reply separates genuine care from shelter offered under threats and harsh conditions.
Comprobación rápida
Why does Mr. Barrow advise Miss Minchin against sending Sara into the street?

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