Chapter Setting Characters Plot How do setting, character, and/or plot interact? 3 Lyddie Lyddie arrives at the tavern and is What do Triphena and Mistress Cutler’s Tavern amazed by the things she sees: the Cutler think of Lyddie when she the mistress (Mistress huge building, a stagecoach, a arrives? Cutler) woman dressed in a very fine dress, Triphena—the cook the kitchen. Because Lyddie is dirty and dressed in her homemade clothes, Lyddie feels out of place because Mistress Cutler mistakes her for a dressed so poorly and the beggar. Triphena says she is ugly. she’s women are rude to her. What are the working conditions like in the tavern? Dictionary, Chapter 3: Answers Reader’s
Chapter Setting Characters Plot How do setting, character, and/or plot interact? 3 Cutler’s Tavern Lyddie the mistress (Mistress Cutler) Triphena—the cook Lyddie arrives at the tavern and is amazed by the things she sees: the huge building, a stagecoach, a woman dressed in a very fine dress, the kitchen. Lyddie feels out of place because she’s dressed so poorly and the women are rude to her. What do Triphena and Mistress Cutler think of Lyddie when she arrives? Because Lyddie is dirty and dressed in her homemade clothes, Mistress Cutler mistakes her for a beggar. Triphena says she is ugly. What are the working conditions like in the tavern? Reader’s Dictionary, Chapter 3: Answers
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