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“We had some times, didn't we?'
'We did.'
'Never did build that Glass Castle.'
'No. But we had fun planning it.”

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This picture of a glass castle represents the main broken promise between Rex and the children. This is an example because throughout the novel, Rex's main focus point on moving around and needing money is to build a "glass castle" for the family. This causes the kids to sometimes overlook what him and Rose Mary do. As you can guess it, the glass castle was never built.

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“As awful as he could be, I always knew he loved me in a way no one else ever had.”

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This picture of two hands holding on to one represents the forgiveness of Jeannette with her mother and her father. This is an example of forgiveness as even though Rose Mary and Rex always did something that showed that she couldn't care less about her children, Jeannette still found ways to forgive them for the way they treated her.

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“To all families who, despite their scars, still find a way to love.”

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This picture of a woman holding her reflection in the mirror represents Jeannette's acceptance. This is an example because as Jeannette grows up, she realizes that her parents were not normal and their life style isn't normal. Towards her teenage years, she accepts it and chooses to take a different path to stray from her parents lifestyle. Jeannette makes a life for herself and accepts the way she was raised.

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“Why spend the afternoon making a meal that will be gone in an hour," she'd ask us, "when in the same amount of time, I can do a painting that will last forever?”

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This picture of a child reaching up a stovetop represents self-sufficiency because Jeannette as a child had to supply herself with her meals as her mother did not care enough to feed her. This is an example of self-sufficiency because growing up Rose Mary did not care for the kids like she should have. Jeannette cooked herself hot dogs over the stove and ended up burning her self very badly. Even after the incident, Rose Mary continued to let Jeannette cook over the stove.

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“You want to help me change my life?” Mom asked. “I’m fine. You’re the one who needs help. Your values are all confused.”

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This picture of a man pushing away a society represents non-conformity because Rose Mary and Rex refused to live societal standards. This is an example of non-conformity because Rose Mary and Rex's lifestyle is not normal. They choose not to be with society by the way they live, treat their children, their jobs, and just basic lifestyle.

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“I didn't have the answers to those questions, but what I did know was that I lived in a world that at any moment could erupt into fire.

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This picture of a family seeming as if they were arguing and surrounded by chaotic energy. This is an example of chaos and order as the family has had multiple scenarios of chaos throughout their lives yet there was also order. Rex and Rose Mary were always the main root of chaos yet the kids still followed their order although they knew that their parents actions were not normal or realistically okay.