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Anne of Green Gables

Matthew Cuthbert drives to the station to collect an orphan boy. Waiting on the platform is a skinny, red-haired girl who has already decided to love everything she sees.

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The plot of Anne of Green Gables

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  • The Wrong Child Arrives
  • Nobody Ever Wanted Her
  • A Temper to Match the Hair
  • Swearing Eternal Friendship
  • The Slate Comes Down
  • Forbidden, Then Forgiven
  • The Scrapes of a Dreamer
  • Ambition Finds Its Road
  • First on the Island
  • The Bend in the Road

The author's pen in Anne of Green Gables

The passages themselves, L. M. Montgomery's own words, as Literah maps it.

  • Mrs. Rachel Astonishedch. 1
  • Matthew Decides to Take Her Homech. 2
  • All My Worldly Goodsch. 2
  • The Ache of Homech. 2
  • Naming the Lakech. 2
  • Nearly Homech. 2
  • There Was Only Herch. 3
  • Imaginings and Bald Factsch. 5
  • Marilla Pities Annech. 5
  • Anne Of Green Gablesch. 8
  • Anne's Furious Outburstch. 9
  • Marilla Defends Herch. 9
  • Anne Begs Forgivenessch. 10
  • Hope For Auburn Hairch. 10
  • The Minister Lacked Imaginationch. 11
  • Asking Diana To Be Friendsch. 12
  • Anne and Diana's Oathch. 12
  • The Pleasure of Looking Forwardch. 13
  • Anne’s Brooch Confessionch. 14
  • Starting Square Againch. 14

The characters of Anne of Green Gables

Who is who, as Literah maps it.

  • Anne Shirleymajor
  • Marilla Cuthbertmajor
  • Matthew Cuthbertmajor
  • Diana Barrymajor
  • Gilbert Blythemajor
  • Rachel Lyndesupporting
  • Miss Stacysupporting
  • Mrs. Barrysupporting
  • Minnie May Barrysupporting
  • Josie Pyesupporting
  • Jane Andrewssupporting
  • Ruby Gillisminor
  • Charlie Sloaneminor
  • Moody Spurgeon MacPhersonminor
  • Mr. Phillipssupporting
  • Mr. Allanminor

The locations in Anne of Green Gables

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  • Green Gablesfarmhouse
  • Green Gables kitchenkitchen
  • East gable roombedroom
  • Green Gables yard and orchardyard orchard
  • Green Gables fieldsfarm fields
  • Lynde’s Hollowhollow
  • Avonlea roadroad
  • Bright River stationrailway station
  • Road from Bright River to Green Gablesroad
  • White Way of Delighttree avenue
  • Lake of Shining Waterspond
  • Orchard Slopefarmhouse
  • Avonlea schoolschoolhouse
  • Avonlea church and Sunday-schoolchurch school

The core concepts in Anne of Green Gables

What the book keeps returning to, as Literah maps it.

  • Imagination transforms reality without escaping it
  • Belonging turns an accidental shelter into a chosen home
  • Girlhood feelings carry real moral weight
  • Discipline becomes just only when softened by love
  • Injured pride must yield before forgiveness becomes possible
  • Responsibility redirects ambition without extinguishing it

The objects of note in Anne of Green Gables

The things that carry meaning, as Literah maps it.

  • Anne’s carpet-bag
  • Anne’s red braids
  • Cracked slate
  • Amethyst brooch
  • Raspberry cordial and currant wine bottle
  • Puffed-sleeve dress
  • Plain dresses
  • Flower-wreathed Sunday hat
  • Anne’s schoolbooks
  • Queen’s pass list
  • Avery Scholarship notice
  • Matthew’s buggy
  • Sorrel mare
  • Liniment-flavored cake

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