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What impact did Maya's Grandmother have on Maya?

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Bailey asks Maya to tell him who hurt her; Maya is reluctant because of Mr. Freeman's threats, but manages to tell him. Bailey then tells their grandmother, and Mr. Freeman is arrested and is put on trial. At the trial, her whole family and some family friends are there; Mr. Freeman's lawyer asks Maya questions, and when he asks whether Mr. Freeman had touched her before, she lies and says no because she feels she has to.

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