because she wants to have babies
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yes! for sure
lily's mom, Lily
No, alot more people know Lily Allen than Lily Collins. Everybody that knows lily Collins likes Lily Allen better !!!
Metaphorically, the queen bee would be August Boatwright because she touches and takes care of the rest of the family, including Lily and Rosaleen.
she looks like a nerd
Pretty, delicate, pure, anything in which the lily looks like!
because it looks like a sword
It was comparing her to the bees she had been catching. She had taken the lid off the jar so they could escape and live and not smother/die. She (Lily) had just had a big argument with her dad, it was a defining moment for her to defend herself or not. She felt her best defense for herself was flight. "The jar was open", it was her opportunity to leave her fathers house and find life on her own.
Lily Owens.
T-Ray Owens is angry at Lily because he blames her for his mother's death, as he believes Lily was responsible for leaving his mother, Deborah, alone on the day she died. T-Ray also resents Lily for leaving him and not staying to take care of him after his mother's death.
In "The Secret Life of Bees," Lily Owens works with her caretaker Rosaleen as beekeepers at the home of the Boatwright sisters. Lily helps harvest honey, tend to the bees, and learn about the sisters' unique spiritual practices.
The two main characters in "The Secret Life of Bees" are Lily Owens, a young girl who runs away from her abusive father, and August Boatwright, a beekeeper who takes Lily in and helps her discover truths about her mother.
# It is called the Lily of the Wetlands.
They are adorable. His daughter Lily-Rose looks just like him but with blonde hair.
The protagonist in "The Secret Life of Bees" is a fourteen-year-old girl named Lily Owens. She embarks on a journey of self-discovery and healing following the death of her mother. Throughout the story, Lily learns about love, forgiveness, and the power of female relationships.