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The best answer for this question would be:

"And there was no rage in the face now, now that the garden was destroyed and there was nothing any longer to be protected."

<span>This is the best statement to describe the character’s feelings for Miss Lottie’s garden. There is a certain terrible loss and overwhelming sadness, because of her attachment to the flowers.</span>

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