Lydia Lee, the favourite daughter of a Chinese American family in 1970s Ohio, drowned when she rowed out onto the lake at night, intending to start a new life but forgetting she could not swim.
The narrator, confined to a room by her doctor husband for a “rest cure,” tears off the yellow wallpaper to free the woman she believes is trapped behind it.
Anne Boleyn is executed for treason after failing to give Henry VIII a son, and her brother George is executed too.
Harry learns that Sirius Black, the escaped prisoner he thought betrayed his parents, is innocent and was his parents’ trusted friend and his guardian; the real traitor is Peter Pettigrew, who hid for years as Ron’s rat, Scabbers.
After the circus collapses in a stampede and the cruel owner August is killed by the elephant Rosie, Jacob Jankowski and Marlena escape together and build a happy life.
Sam relives the day of her death seven times and chooses to sacrifice herself to save Juliet.
Bob Ewell attacks Jem and Scout, but Boo Radley saves them and Ewell is killed.
