Lyddie is determined to "walk to freedom" does she literally walk to freedom? How was Lyddie's walk to freedom? Use evidence from the text to support your claim.

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Lyddie, in fact, is walking towards freedom, when she decides that she herself will go to work, pay the family debts and reunite them. For this, she puts herself on a long journey, on her way to freedom. That's because this debt was a prison for her and she didn't want it. While working, Liddie goes through good and bad experiences, bad experiences are associated with the fact that she is a working woman and this shows her that there are other prisons that she must overcome in order to be free and that is why she begins to fight each one of these. prisons the way you can, signing petitions, refusing, marriages, looking to be perfected academically, among other things.

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