Review the story.

The Lighthouse Keeper

In the pale morning light, Gillian waved as Father pushed their small boat off

from the dock. He was heading to the mainland for food and supplies.

"Don't let the light go out," Father called with a smile.

Gillian had lived with her family on this tiny island her whole life. Father was

the lighthouse keeper. His job was to keep the lighthouse lantern lit. The

lighthouse showed fishing boats and ships at sea that there were dangerous

rocks here. It warned them to keep away from the shore.

Put the story's events in order.

Father goes to

get supplies,

leaving Gillian

in charge of

the lighthouse.

The light

guides Father

back home.

High winds

come up.

blowing a large

branch into the

lighthouse

window.

Gillian repairs

the window

and relights

the lantern in

the lighthouse

The events ordered above stipulate a logical order in which the script should take place. In that order, Gillian's father, who is a lighthouse keeper, asks Gillian to look after the lighthouse while he goes to get supplies. Gillian quickly accepts the mission, knowing that it is very important that the lighthouse stays on, to guide several travelers, including his father on the way back to the lighthouse. However, the strong wind causes a branch to break one of the windows preventing the light from the lighthouse from being properly dissipated. When that happens Gillian fixes the window quickly, allowing the light to dissipate and guide his father on the way home.