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The Secret Garden - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Mary learns to be more independent and self-reliant as she discovers the garden and takes on the responsibility of caring for it. She becomes more confident and begins to take charge of her own life.
    - - As Mary develops friendships with Colin and Dickon, she learns to empathize with others and to see the world from their perspective. She becomes more compassionate and caring, and is able to form deep connections with the people around her.
    - - Mary's experiences in the garden awaken her curiosity and imagination, and she begins to see the world in a new light. She becomes more open-minded and curious about the world around her, and learns to appreciate the beauty and wonder of nature.
    - - Through her experiences in the garden, Mary undergoes a process of growth and healing. She learns to overcome her fears and insecurities, and becomes a more confident and resilient person.
  - - - Through his experiences in the garden, Colin undergoes a process of growth and healing. He learns to overcome his fears and insecurities, and becomes more confident and self-assured. He also learns to appreciate the beauty and wonder of nature, and to find joy and meaning in his life.
    - - As Colin becomes more self-aware and learns to appreciate the beauty of the world around him, he also develops a more positive attitude and a sense of gratitude for the people and things in his life. He becomes less self-centered and more appreciative of the people who have helped him.
    - - Colin learns to be more self-aware and to see the world from other people's perspective. He becomes more empathetic and is able to understand and appreciate the struggles and challenges faced by others.
    - - Colin becomes more independent and self-reliant as he discovers the garden and begins to take on the responsibility of caring for it. He becomes more confident and begins to take charge of his own life.