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Read our full disclosure policy here. Share Tweet Pin. No Comments May 6, No Comments Dec 13, Johnny also matures through his growing recognition of his feelings for Cilla, who has gone to work as a servant in the Lyte home. On the eve of war between the colonists and Britain, the Tory Lytes plan to flee to England.
Immediately before their departure, Lavinia Lyte approaches Johnny to tell him that she has investigated his claims of kinship and found them to be legitimate.
She insists that her father had sincerely believed that Johnny was lying when he accused him, but admits that both father and daughter recognize that Johnny has a right to some of the Lyte property. Rab is mortally wounded when war breaks out in the battle of Lexington. Although he cannot promise that Johnny will ever be a silversmith again, he assures Johnny that he will soon be able to fire the musket that Rab bequeathed to him before dying. Ace your assignments with our guide to Johnny Tremain!
SparkTeach Teacher's Handbook. Themes Motifs Symbols. Important Quotes Explained. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. At the end of the novel, Johnny is standing on Lexington Green waiting for Doctor Warren to prepare his surgical instruments for the operation that will repair Johnny's hand at least enough for him to be able to fire the musket Rab left him. He is looking around at all the people and things he sees, reflecting that, "This was his land and these his people" Finally, he remembers James Otis's words and remembers that Rab has died, and others will die, simply so that "A man can stand up"
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