Question

chapters 12-16
how does cheyenne attempt to escape in chapter 12? why doesnt it work?
she tried to go through the window but it didnt work because griffin stays nearby.
in chapter 15, cheyenne remembers the way danielle treated her after she went blind. do you think danielles treatment was helpful or not? explain your answer.

Explanation:

To answer the question about Danielle's treatment, we analyze the context of Cheyenne's blindness. If Danielle treated Cheyenne like she was still fully capable (not over - helping or under - helping), it could be helpful as it would encourage Cheyenne's independence. For example, if Danielle let Cheyenne do tasks on her own, it would help Cheyenne build confidence and skills for daily life with blindness. On the other hand, if Danielle was over - protective or didn't adjust to Cheyenne's new situation, it might not be helpful. But typically, a treatment that promotes self - reliance (like treating her normally to let her adapt) is helpful as it aids in Cheyenne's psychological and practical adjustment to blindness.

Answer:

Danielle's treatment was helpful. Because treating Cheyenne as normally as possible (not over - accommodating or under - estimating her) would help Cheyenne build self - confidence and learn to adapt to her blindness, promoting her independence in daily life. (Or if the analysis shows unhelpful, adjust the reasoning: e.g., If Danielle was over - protective and didn't let Cheyenne try to do things on her own, it was unhelpful as it would hinder Cheyenne's ability to adapt to her new situation and develop independent living skills.)