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" I had just turned eighteen. I quit my job at the hamburger joint the next day and became a full-time reporter for the Phoenix." Jeanette worked at a fast food place just like most young people to get money. She works there until she gets accepted into the Phoenix job. She made a smart decision in waiting until she was before she quit her fast food job.Jeanette wasn't going to quit her job right away because anything can happen, such as her not getting the job and now she is stuck with out a job. Jeanette gets everything lined up and makes the right decision.

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" They can Walk the rest of the way." When Jeanette and her siblings left to new New York to get away from their parents they thought they wouldn't see them again, but one day they hear about a broken down car and they knew it was their parents. Rex insisted that Jeanette leave them and walk the rest of the way. Although Rex wanted them to leave Jeanette still had love for her parents even tho she's mad at them for following them. Even after everything her parents had done to mess up her life she still loves them and still wants the best for them.

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" I could not imagine what my life would be like without him in it. as awful as he could be, I always knew he loved me in a way no one else ever had." Towards the end of Rex's life Jeanette forgives him for everything he did when they were kids. He did so much to Jeanette and she didn't have to forgive him. Jeanette knows that her dad loved her like nobody else that's why she forgave him.

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" While nothing can justify their parents neglect, the children's hard fight for survival doubtlessly helps them later in life." The kids rough childhood made them grow up quick.They had to do things on their own from a young age. Their rough childhood helped them as adults because they already had the skills to survive and function as adults.

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" It's a place where no rules apply, or at least they haven't figured them out yet." Rex makes Jeanette a promise, that he would build the glass castle but he never does yet even tried to do it. Rex's promise represents both the family's hope and Jeanette's hero. As soon she gets older the castle symbolizes his broken promises.