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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.”
The image below represents how Jeannette must have felt when her father broke his promise that he made to her for her birthday.

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"But if the child-welfare man got it into his head that we were an unfit family, we'd have no way to drive him off. He'd launch an investigation and end up sending me and Brian and Lori and Maureen off to live with different families, even though we all got good grades and knew Morse code"
The image below shows how no matter how poorly the Walls parent treat their children, the kids would rather stay with them.

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"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."
The picture represents a child working on their own for what they want.

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"Brian yanked the covers back. Lying on the mattress next to Mom was one of those huge family-sized Hershey chocolate bars, the shiny silver wrapper pulled back and torn away. She'd already eaten half of it."
The picture below represents how when Rose Mary didn't share her candy with her own children it made them feel neglected and like it was "everyone for themselves".

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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.”
The quote below shows what Jeannette was most likely feeling when she said the quote above.

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"I told Lori how lucky we were to be sleeping out under the sky like Indians."We could live like this forever," I said. "I think we're going to," she said."
The image below represents how the Walls children basically had nothing but each other.