Johnny recuperates from his burn in the Lapham's birth and death room.
the man who ms. lapham wanted to marry one of her older daughters off to
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.
Dorcas eloped with Frizel Jr. and Mrs. Lapham married Mr. Tweedie.
Isannah Lapham didn't appear in the movie, although she was in the books.
Johnny recuperates from his burn in the Lapham's birth and death room.
The main character in "Johnny Tremain" is Johnny Tremain, a young apprentice silversmith who becomes involved in the American Revolutionary War. Other key characters include Rab Silsbee, a fellow apprentice and friend of Johnny, Mr. Lapham, Johnny's master silversmith, and Cilla Lapham, Mr. Lapham's granddaughter who becomes a significant person in Johnny's life.
Johnny Tremain's family tree includes his parents, Mrs. and Mr. Lyte, his grandfather's family, with his deceased parents, and his uncle Mr. Lapham, Mrs. Lapham, and their daughters, Cilla and Isannah.
the man who ms. lapham wanted to marry one of her older daughters off to
Sargeant Gale is a British soldier who goes marry Madge Lapham
Dorcas is one of miss Lapham's daughters, she marries Frizzel jr.
Mrs. Lapham treats Johnny poorly after the accident. She thinks it is too expensive to keep him around now that Johnny can no longer do silversmith work. It is not because she is mean, it is more that she is worried about family expenses.
Johnny Tremain becomes an apprentice to a silversmith, Mr. Lapham, in the book "Johnny Tremain." He learns the trade and works as a talented silversmith before joining the colonial forces during the American Revolution.
Rab made Johnny want to stop being so mean with words.
Cuz he was handicapped and he couldn't do notin anymore so ms.lapham didnt want him cuz he wasnt of good use