How does Sydney change over the course of the narrative?
She develops such an overwhelmi...
How does Sydney change over the course of the narrative?
She develops such an overwhelming fear that she will lose everything that she becomes obsessive.
She changes from a positive, upbeat girl to being more reserved and serious.
She learns that she must rely solely on herself because her sister, Sophie, won't help her.
She becomes self-assertive, with a determined attitude in the face of danger.
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