After reading the vignette "What Sally Said," what part of the earlier vignette "Sally" makes more sense? Why the boys in the coatroom tell stories about Sally that aren't true Why Sally looks at her feet and walks fast to the house she "can't come out from" Why Sally's best friend Cheryl called Sally "that name" and left her Why Sally has "eyes like Egypt and nylons the color of smoke"

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Zechariah Rivers

1 October, 01:16

After reading the vignette "What Sally Said," what part of the earlier vignette "Sally" makes more sense? Why the boys in the coatroom tell stories about Sally that aren't true Why Sally looks at her feet and walks fast to the house she "can't come out from" Why Sally's best friend Cheryl called Sally "that name" and left her Why Sally has "eyes like Egypt and nylons the color of smoke"

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Jaiden Galvan · Answer 1

Answer: Why Sally looks at her feet and walks fast to the house she "can't come out from"

Explanation:

In the Vignette, "What Sally Said", Sally speak of how she is abused by her father who believes that she might bring shame to the family like his sisters did when they ran away.

In order to guard against this he is very strict with her and hits her for any perceived wrongdoing and sometimes the beating is so bad she has to miss school. The is why she walks fast to the house so as to avoid provocating hom.

The one time she manages to get a sleepover, the father comes and pleads with her to come home. This shows that she doesn't get to leave the house often either.