This character wins the respect of a family by uncovering its prominent ancestor's cannibalism.
This character wins the respect of a family by uncovering its prominent ancestor's cannibalism. Shestays at Patty's Place to study at Redmond College, for which she won the Avery Scholarship. This characterseeks to make friends with "kindred spirits" and she co-named Lover's Lane with Diana Barry, one of her"bosom friends." She spurns the apology of the boy who rescued her from a reenactment of Elaine's deathbecause he had called her (*) "carrots" at a school where she would later teach. After reaching her "Book ofRevelation," this character agrees to marry Gilbert Blythe, whom she met shortly after Maria Cuthbert took her intoher Avonlea home on Prince Edward Island. For 10 points, name this red-haired, orphan girl, created by Lucy MaudMontgomery, who lives at Green Gables.
This character wins the respect of a family by uncovering its prominent ancestor's cannibalism.
Anne of Green Gables [or Anne Shirley; or Anne Blythe; or Anne of Avonlea, Anne of the Island, Anne of Windy Poplars, or Anne of Ingleside; or Anne Shirley; or Mrs. Gilbert Blythe until "Gilbert" and prompt afterwards; prompt on "Blythe" until "Gilbert" is read; prompt on "Shirley"]