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Relationship Between Filvia And Nubia

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Intro In this companion book, you will learn about the ‘character traits of Filvia, Jonathan, Nubia, and Lupus’, ‘The relationship between Filvia and Nubia’, ‘How the main 4 met each other’, and a timeline about when they met. How the 4 met each other They met one and another by one beginning with Filvia meeting Jonathan, then the two meeting Nubia, then the three meeting Lupis. In chapter 2 on page 14, it says ”My name is Mordecaiben Ezra, and this is my son Jonathan.” That part of the page helps the reader understand how the two met. When Filvia met Nubia. In chapter 4 page 31, it says “Instead Filvia slipped off her cloak and gently wrapped it around the girl's naked body” This is the first time that Filvia and Nubia interact. In …show more content…

They have come to trust each other. At first, Nubia didn't trust Filvia much. Then she slowly started to trust people but especially Filvia more. They meet by coincidence. I'm glad that they met. When they met Filvia and her dad were saving her from Venalcius, the one who sold Nubia to Filvia’s dad. When they first met Filvia shows that she cares for her by covering her up with her cloak In chapter 4 page 31 it says “She wanted to hug the girl, too, and tell her everything was going to be alright now, but something about the slave-girl’s empty look stopped her. Instead, Filvia slipped off her clock and then put it on the naked girl's body” This shows that she is kind and caring to strangers and her slaves. Their friendship just kept on growing from there Filvia shows Nubia that she truly cares about her by trying to understand her fear In chapter 5 page 43 says “She even refused to sleep in the new bed they had brought up to Filvia’s room.” This shows that Filvia cares a lot about her because they bought a bed for her. They put the bed in Filvia’s room just for

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