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Johnny recuperates from his burn in the Lapham's birth and death room.
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Johnny Tremain - The story's protagonist. He is 14 years old and is apprenticed to silversmith Ephraim Lapham. His hand is badly injured, so he becomes a dispatch rider with the Boston Observer.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Tremain
Jonathan Tremain - The protagonist of the novel. Johnny is the fourteen-year-old prize apprentice of the Boston silver-smith Ephraim Lapham. Johnny is a talented craftsman, but he is also arrogant, rash, and slightly cruel; he gains pleasure tormenting the two other apprentices, Dusty and Dove, by touting his superiority. When Johnny's hand is disfigured in an accident, he can no longer work as a silversmith, and his sense of self is imperiled. As the rebellious colonists begin to fight England for their identity, Johnny finds a new life among the leaders of the Boston Whig party and finds himself transformed from a selfish youth into a patriotic young man.- Sparknotes*
Merchant Lyte orders a sugar basin from Mr. Lapham because Mr. Lapham was the original designer of the sugar basin.