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Interesting Questions, Facts and Information
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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
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Where were Sara and her father living when her father was called to the war? | A Little Princess
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India. She lives there in a beautiful house with a nanny named Maya and her dad.
New York City. She says this when her father is talking to her about going to the war.
What is the name of the doll that Sara's father gives her before he leaves for the war? | A Little Princess
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Emily. He tells her that when she hugs Emily, she'll really be hugging him.
Green. It is a dress with a large bow, and they are only allowed to wear that uniform; no jewelry is allowed, but Sara keeps her locket anyway.
Which little girl is sceaming her lungs out in the middle of the hall, and why? | A Little Princess
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Lottie, because her mom is dead. Becky is the maid, Lavinia is the bully, and Ermengarde is the sweet but not so intelligent friend.
yellow fur shoes. Sara saw Becky rubbing ice on her foot because of sores, and felt sorry for her.
Lavinia. Lavinia was always brushing her hair, so Sara "made her hair fall out".
the milkman. His name was Frances, and Sara convinced them to run away together.
Mr. Randolph and Ram Dass. Rama and Sita were the characters in Sara's story, and Maya and Laki lived in India.
What is the central part of this story that constantly gets Sara in trouble? | A Little Princess
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imagination. Her theory was that if you didn't have something, you should just make-believe it.
New York. Sara was sent to school in New York City while her father fought in World War 1. It was the same school Sara's mother had attended when she was a little girl.
French. Sara was extremely proficient in French and was excused from taking the class, much to the chagrin of Miss Minchin.
Sara's birthday party. Miss Minchin puts a stop to the party and then tells Sara in private that her father had died.
Her doll and her book. When Sara is forced to move up to the attic, Miss Minchin lets her keep her doll named Emily that her father gave to her, and also a book of Indian folk tales. Sara starts off taking the locket with her too, but Miss Minchin notices it and takes it away from her.
An embroidered pillow. Becky gives Sara a pillow that she had embroidered with pictures of things in India, inspired by the stories Sara was always telling about India.
Gives it to Mr. Randolph. On her way home, Sara slides the flower through the handles of Mr. Randolph's front door.
He got amnesia. Captain Crewe got amnesia from inhaling toxic fumes while trying to save the life of Mr. Randolph's son, who dies. Captain Crewe was then mistaken for Randolph's son and taken to his house, which was right next door to Sara's school.
She becomes a chimney sweep. After Sara and her father are reunited, Miss Minchin loses the school, which becomes the Randolph School For Girls. As Sara, her father, and Becky leave in their carriage, we see Miss Minchin dressed as a chimney sweep, watching them go.
Emily, her doll. Sara gives them her doll and tells them that every time they hug it, they will really be getting a hug from her.
Liesel Matthews. You have to keep in mind that this is about the 1995 version, not the earlier version which did star Shirley Temple. Vanessa Lee Chester protrays Becky and Heather DeLoach portrays Ermengarde, one of Sara's school friends.
New York. Sara is attending the same boarding school her mother attended in New York.
India. Sara's father moved from England to India. It does not say when though. So according to what the movie refers to, Sara is from India. Sara's father, Captain Crewe, says that India is the only place that "stirs the imagination".
Emily. Captain Crewe told Sara that if she is ever frightened, to just tell Emily, and Emily will get the messege to him. It is so sad when he leaves and Sara is left at the school. Also when she hugs Emily, it would be really like giving him a hug.
1856. It says it right under Miss Minchin's name right outside the door of the school. Later in the movie the sign was changed. It read "The Randolph School for Girls". The schools neighbor, Mr. Randolph, took over the school after it was discovered that Miss Minchin lied about Sara's father not really being her father.
John. His name was John and his father was really upset when he lost him in the war. I thought that was sad as well. John lived next to the school that Sara attended, which shows that the world is smaller than you think. The war that Captain Crewe was fighting in was WWI. The movie takes place in 1914.
Becky. Sara gives Becky a pair of yellow shoes with fir around the edges. Sara saw Becky icing her feet in her room in the attic. Sara left the shoes in a box with a little friendly note on it for Becky. Becky and Sara become best friends, and later sisters, when Sara is made into a servant girl.
Sita. The story she tells reflects what is going in Sara's life. The same actor that played Captain Crewe played Prince Rama. This actor was Liam Cunningham. Queen Kaikay had banished her son because she was jealous of him.
yellow. Sara puts a yellow rose in the handles of the door of her mourning neighbor. She received the rose from a poor woman after Sara had given one of her daughters a roll, that she had purchased with the money a boy gave to her. The boy thought she was a begger.
French. Sara asks if she has to take French and Miss Minchin yells at her for being rude in front of the teacher. Sara then speaks in perfect French to the teacher in front of Miss Minchin. The teacher says that she could help the little ones and even Miss Minchin with her pronunciation. Miss Minchin did not look too happy about this.
S.S. Cristina Elisa. It says it on the life perserver you see, when they first go to the boat. You have to have a sharp eye for this detail.
A locket her father gave her. The locket contains a picture of her father and mother. Miss Minchin had her eye on the locket ever since Sara had arrived and when Sara lost her father and had no money, she took the locket away. Sara's friends from school had their own "crusade" and "rescued" the locket from Miss Minchin's office while Miss Minchin was out.
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