# What Generosity and Sacrifice means in The Adventures of Sally

> Sally repeatedly gives her money and time to help others—lending to Fillmore, supporting Gerald's play, and giving Ginger his start—often at her own expense.

## Explanation

Sally repeatedly gives her money and time to help others—lending to Fillmore, supporting Gerald's play, and giving Ginger his start—often at her own expense.

Sally's offer to help Elsa and her emotional speech demonstrate her generous and caring nature.

Sally chooses to stay and nurse Mr. Faucitt instead of going to Detroit for Gerald's play opening, demonstrating her selfless care for her friend.

Sally sacrifices her own plans for a 'Ye Corner Shoppe' to invest in the play, motivated by her love for Gerald and her wish to alleviate his misery.

Sally's decision to lend money to Fillmore and invest in the play is driven by her desire to help Gerald, showing her selflessness.

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