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The unconditional love of the Walls family is unbreakable that it is incomparable with anything else. The picture in the bottom represents the bonding connection between Jeannette and her father.  

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The unconditional love of the Walls family is unbreakable that it is incomparable with anything else. The picture in the bottom represents the bonding connection between Jeannette and her father.  

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"In my mind, Dad was perfect, although he did have what Mom called a little bit of a drinking situation".

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Forgiveness is shown in many ways throughout the story of Jeannette's story. The picture resembles how Jeannette 

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Forgiveness is shown in many ways throughout the story of Jeannette's story. The picture resembles how Jeannette 

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"Its all she knows." She added that you should never hate anyone, even your worst enemies. "Everyone has something good about them," You have to find the redeeming quality and love the person for that." Pg. 144

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Learning what's real and what isn't. I really don't know how the bottom picture represents Jeanette in anyway but I just put it there cause it was too accurate. ( If anyone saw this, I'm sorry if I ruined anyone's childhood.)

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Learning what's real and what isn't. I really don't know how the bottom picture represents Jeanette in anyway but I just put it there cause it was too accurate. ( If anyone saw this, I'm sorry if I ruined anyone's childhood.)

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" Mom, however, told us that the FBI wasn't really after dad: he just liked to say they were because it was more fun having the FBI on your tail than bill collectors." Pg. 19

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The quality or condition of being self-sufficient.
This picture represents how she does everything for herself and learns on her own.

Rex throws Jeanette in the pool to teach her how to swim but Jeanette starts to drown, that is how Rex tries to show Jeanette how to swim by just pushing her in the pool and letting her figure out not to down.
“If you don’t want to sink, you better figure out how to swim.” Pg. 66

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failure or refusal to conform to a prevailing rule or practice.

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failure or refusal to conform to a prevailing rule or practice.

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This picture represents how she feels separated from others because of how she feel about her appearance.

Jeanette does not feel conformable how her teeth are and knows that she needs braces to help with her appearance that she wants.

"What I needed, I knew, was braces. Every time I looked in the mirror, I longed for what the other kids called a barbed-wire mouth, I decided to make my own braces." Pg 201

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Expecting the unexpecting. The picture some what goes how Jeannette's life goes from a big disaster to a almost perfect life.

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Expecting the unexpecting. The picture some what goes how Jeannette's life goes from a big disaster to a almost perfect life.

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" He told me to fetch him his wire cutters, a hammer, and some roofing nails. He finished off the beer he was drinking, snipped the can open with his wire cutters....." Pg. 101