Going back a bit in the story she heard her father crying because he couldn't provide for the family and this made her realised that adults were also vulnerable.
<span>It also made her angry and this is why she destroyed Miss Lottie's flowers </span>
<span>When she finished she saw Miss Lottie looked up and saw Miss Lottie and how devastated she was that her flowers had been destroyed </span>
<span>She linked her father's crying and Miss lottie's upset and suddenly feels sorry for Miss Lottie and has started looking at things with an adult rather than a childish/teenage view.</span>
Answer:
They are both Romance languages that derived from Latin
Explanation:
<u>Romance languages are the group of related languages that are all derived from the Latin language</u>. They came from a common, spoken Latin language that was used by the people in everyday life, so-called Vulgar Latin, which is different than classic Latin.
Italian and French are among the most popular and most spoken languages in the Romance languages group. The similarity that comes from Latin is mostly seen in <u>the fact that the sentence order is the same, concepts are the same, they use the same alphabet, and many of the words are similar or same, just pronounced differently.</u>