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Rex bought a Cadillac when they definitely could not afford it. This is negative parenting because he was only thinking about himself when he should be worrying about feeding his family. 

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Rex bought a Cadillac when they definitely could not afford it. This is negative parenting because he was only thinking about himself when he should be worrying about feeding his family. 

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Negative parenting was also shown when Rose Mary kept the ring that Jeannette wanted to sell so that they could get food for themselves. Rose Mary only wanted to keep it to boost her ego

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Negative parenting was also shown when Rose Mary kept the ring that Jeannette wanted to sell so that they could get food for themselves. Rose Mary only wanted to keep it to boost her ego

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If the children all wanted to move out as soon as possible, which they all did, it proves that Rex and Rose Mary were bad parents. They caused so much unnecessary family drama to the point where their own children did not want to be with them. 

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If the children all wanted to move out as soon as possible, which they all did, it proves that Rex and Rose Mary were bad parents. They caused so much unnecessary family drama to the point where their own children did not want to be with them. 

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Rex would often disappear for multiple days to the point where it was normal. This is negative parenting because half of the time Rex would be a burden to the family and the other half he wasn't home. 

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Rex would often disappear for multiple days to the point where it was normal. This is negative parenting because half of the time Rex would be a burden to the family and the other half he wasn't home. 

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Negative parenting was showed when both Rex and Rose Mary left the kids with Erma even though they knew she was not the best person to be wit

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Negative parenting was showed when both Rex and Rose Mary left the kids with Erma even though they knew she was not the best person to be wit

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Rex giving Jeannette all of the money he had on him for her college is positive parenting because he believed in her and by giving her his money, she would be able to finish school and become successful.

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Rex giving Jeannette all of the money he had on him for her college is positive parenting because he believed in her and by giving her his money, she would be able to finish school and become successful.

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Rex using Jeannette for money and as a distraction is negative parenting because at they time she was very young as was at this bar with older men that were messing with her in bad ways. 

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Rex using Jeannette for money and as a distraction is negative parenting because at they time she was very young as was at this bar with older men that were messing with her in bad ways. 

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Rose Mary bought herself a chocolate bar and saved it all for herself and even ate it in front of her children when they did not have anything to eat. This is negative parenting because she only cares about her own well being rather than her family.

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Rose Mary bought herself a chocolate bar and saved it all for herself and even ate it in front of her children when they did not have anything to eat. This is negative parenting because she only cares about her own well being rather than her family.

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"'Sink or swim!' he called out. For the second time, I sank" (Walls 66). This is where Rex is trying to teach Jeannette how to swim by basically letting her barely drown. This is negative parenting because he did not tell her anything about swimming he just threw her in the water.

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"'Sink or swim!' he called out. For the second time, I sank" (Walls 66). This is where Rex is trying to teach Jeannette how to swim by basically letting her barely drown. This is negative parenting because he did not tell her anything about swimming he just threw her in the water.

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"'Where are your lunches?' Dad asked us. We looked at each other and shrugged. 'There's no food in the house,' Brian said" (Walls 77). This shows negative parenting because Rex hasn't been paying attention to the children and Rose Mary has been wasting the money she is earning on herself.

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"'Where are your lunches?' Dad asked us. We looked at each other and shrugged. 'There's no food in the house,' Brian said" (Walls 77). This shows negative parenting because Rex hasn't been paying attention to the children and Rose Mary has been wasting the money she is earning on herself.

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"'Lets really light up this Christmas,' Dad said and thrust the lighter into the Douglas fir" (Walls 115).  This quote shows negative parenting because Rex made a fool of their whole family at church and when they got home he was so drunk that the lit the tree on fire. He ruined Christmas for them that year and they did not do anything about it because it was sort of expected out of him. 

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"'Lets really light up this Christmas,' Dad said and thrust the lighter into the Douglas fir" (Walls 115).  This quote shows negative parenting because Rex made a fool of their whole family at church and when they got home he was so drunk that the lit the tree on fire. He ruined Christmas for them that year and they did not do anything about it because it was sort of expected out of him. 

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Rex gave Jeannette Venus as a present for Christmas and I feel that this is positive parenting because it forms a bond with Rex and his daughter and it was something that she never forgot. 

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Rex gave Jeannette Venus as a present for Christmas and I feel that this is positive parenting because it forms a bond with Rex and his daughter and it was something that she never forgot. 

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Bringing up the Glass Castle was a sign of positive parenting because it made the kids very happy and formed a bond with their father because it gave them something to look forward to in their rough childhood.

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Bringing up the Glass Castle was a sign of positive parenting because it made the kids very happy and formed a bond with their father because it gave them something to look forward to in their rough childhood.

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"'Brian's a man, he can take it,' he said. 'I don't want to hear another word of this. Do you hear me?'" (Walls 148). This quote shows negative parenting because Rex did not care that Brian was molested by Rex's mother and told the kids to just forget about it. 

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"'Brian's a man, he can take it,' he said. 'I don't want to hear another word of this. Do you hear me?'" (Walls 148). This quote shows negative parenting because Rex did not care that Brian was molested by Rex's mother and told the kids to just forget about it. 

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"'I guess we can eat less,' I said. 'We have before,' Lori said" (Walls 67). This quote shows negative parenting because it is normal for them to have to go so long without eating. 

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"'I guess we can eat less,' I said. 'We have before,' Lori said" (Walls 67). This quote shows negative parenting because it is normal for them to have to go so long without eating. 

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"'This lil' ol' scratch?' I asked, 'You should have seen what I did to them'" (Walls 45). This is where Jeanette is having to lie about the fights she would get in shows negative parenting in many ways. She had to lie to make it seem like she beat up more people and to make is seem like she won when in reality it should be the other way around. 

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"'This lil' ol' scratch?' I asked, 'You should have seen what I did to them'" (Walls 45). This is where Jeanette is having to lie about the fights she would get in shows negative parenting in many ways. She had to lie to make it seem like she beat up more people and to make is seem like she won when in reality it should be the other way around. 

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"Mom, in an unnaturally calm voice, explained what happened and asked if we could please have a ride to the hospital" (Walls 10). This quote shows positive parenting because even though they don't have the money for care, she was still taken to the hospital. 

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"Mom, in an unnaturally calm voice, explained what happened and asked if we could please have a ride to the hospital" (Walls 10). This quote shows positive parenting because even though they don't have the money for care, she was still taken to the hospital. 

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"I lit another one, and this time i held it really close to Tinkerbell's face" (Walls 16). This quote shows negative parenting because even after she was burned, her parents still let Jeannette around fire and since she was around it so much, she became fascinated. 

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"I lit another one, and this time i held it really close to Tinkerbell's face" (Walls 16). This quote shows negative parenting because even after she was burned, her parents still let Jeannette around fire and since she was around it so much, she became fascinated. 

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"Dad came home in the middle of the night a few months later and roused all of us from bed. 'Time to pull up stakes and leave this shit-hole behind'" (Walls 17). This is another example of negative parenting because these kids are still very young and they are not being treated like kids. He woke everyone up for almost no reason and everyone still listened to him.

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"Dad came home in the middle of the night a few months later and roused all of us from bed. 'Time to pull up stakes and leave this shit-hole behind'" (Walls 17). This is another example of negative parenting because these kids are still very young and they are not being treated like kids. He woke everyone up for almost no reason and everyone still listened to him.

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"I turned to see where it was coming from and realized my dress was on fire" (Walls 9). This quote shows negative parenting because her parents let her cook alone at the age of three. 

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"I turned to see where it was coming from and realized my dress was on fire" (Walls 9). This quote shows negative parenting because her parents let her cook alone at the age of three. 