In "marigolds," the theme of the story is about innocence and growing up. how does the author show you this theme through the main character/narrator? i need fast!

Lizabeth, in the beggining of the story, is very childish with Ms. Lottie, and together with her friends, do childish things to her marigolds.

Later, she hears her parents talking about difficulties of adult life and problems with money, and angry about what she heard, she goes to Ms. Lottie's house and destroys her marigolds. When Lizabeth notice what she had done, she regretted her actions and was ashamed.

Lizabeth grew up,  Ms. Lottie died, but she still remembered what she had done and how her actions marked the  end of her innocence, when she looked beyond  herself, into the depths of another person.

it should be repealed cuase its not fair

industrialization in great britain began with the global 'industrial revolution', a pioneer. industrialization in russia was the last in europe, a laggard.

great britain’s industrialization was driven by individual citizens, while russia’s was guided by the government.