In the last paragraph, the narrator stated that "desprite my wild contrition, she [Miss Lottie] never planted marigolds again." We also know Lizabeth was forever changed by the incident of ripping up the marigolds.
In her new-found knowledge about the world and adulthood and Miss Lottie, create a dialogue that might have taken place between Lizabeth and Miss Lottie in the days that followed.
Remember the following things:
1. Start your narrative in the days that immediately followed Lizabeth's destruction (After lines 365-366).
2. Use dialogue with proper punctuation between the characters.
3. Remember to start a new line every time someone new is speaking.
4. Make sure your conversation comes to a nice conclusion.
5. Use what you already know about the characters to help create a reasonable conversation--do NOT introduce new characters or any new wild twists to the story that doesn't fit in with the existing conclusion.