What is Lily's feeling about Rosaleen moving to May's room?

What is Lily's feeling about Rosaleen moving to May's room?

• A. She's upset, feels like Rosaleen is leaving her
• B. She's excited about Rosaleen moving
• C. She's indifferent
• D. She is happy Rosaleen moved closer

Answer: (A)

Lily feels upset because Rosaleen moving to May’s room makes Lily fear she’s being left behind. Rosaleen has been a close, protective presence for Lily, and the move signals Rosaleen forming closer ties with May and the Boatwrights. That shift can feel like Rosaleen is choosing May’s world over Lily’s, leaving Lily feeling abandoned and less connected to the person who has been her anchor. This fits Lily’s pattern in the story of worrying about losing someone who cares for her and wanting to keep that sense of belonging. The other reactions—excitement, indifference, or happiness—don’t align with Lily’s anxious need for closeness and fear of being left alone.

Lily feels upset because Rosaleen moving to May’s room makes Lily fear she’s being left behind. Rosaleen has been a close, protective presence for Lily, and the move signals Rosaleen forming closer ties with May and the Boatwrights. That shift can feel like Rosaleen is choosing May’s world over Lily’s, leaving Lily feeling abandoned and less connected to the person who has been her anchor. This fits Lily’s pattern in the story of worrying about losing someone who cares for her and wanting to keep that sense of belonging. The other reactions—excitement, indifference, or happiness—don’t align with Lily’s anxious need for closeness and fear of being left alone.