Community and Belonging

Anne's deep connection to Avonlea and its inhabitants is explored through her involvement in the Improvement Society, her relationships with neighbors like Mr. Harrison, and her role as a teacher, highlighting the importance of community ties and mutual support.

Anne's integration into the Avonlea community as a teacher and her role in the lives of the Keith twins highlight the importance of belonging.

The Village Improvement Society represents Anne's desire to contribute to and beautify her community, fostering a sense of belonging and collective effort.

Anne and Mr. Harrison share tea and cake, beginning a friendship that strengthens their community bonds.

Anne's interactions with Jane, Gilbert, Mr. Harrison, and Marilla reflect the community's expectations and support as she prepares for her new role.