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I had a room now, and I had a life, too, and there was no place in either one for Mom and Dad.-Jeannette

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This picture of NYC has a lot of symbolism of Jeannette breaking away from her parents and truly finding herself. the picture also is reflective of the theme because when she moves to NYC she starts to do things in her best intrest.

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Mom always said people worried too much about their children. Suffering when you're young is good for you, she said.-Rose Mary

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Mom gave me a startled look. I’d broken one of our unspoken rules: We were always supposed to pretend our life was one long and incredibly fun adventure.-Jeannette

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Mom stared at the ceiling, miming perplexed thought. "I've got it" she held up her glass. I could almost hear Dad chuckling at Moms comment in the way he always did when he was truly enjoying something.-Jeannette

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I had been counting on Mom and Dad to get us out, but I now knew I had to do it on my own.-jeannette

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When Dad saw me, he stopped talking and looked at me the way he did every time I had to track him down in a bar. It was always an awkward moment for us both. I didn’t want to be fetching him any more than he wanted his ragamuffin daughter summoning him home like a wayward schoolboy.-Jeannette

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This quote has a interesting point on the theme of acceptance because how Jeannette and Rex felt about the situation. Rex never liked being dragged out of a bar by his daughter and accept the fact that he had a family at home that was starving. while Jeannette had to accept that her father was most likely drunk in a bar and she had to retrieve him. The picture is relative to how Rex was always in a bar.

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This picture implements the idea of the kids splitting a small bowl of food even though the family could have welfare and have more food and clothes. But Rex insists that it will only show the government where they are. This shows how Rex lives a non-conformity way. The quote is an example of non-conformity because of the way Rose Mary saw the world and how she though you should raise a kids.

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The picture of the house on Little Hobart St. is shown because this was when Jeannette released she had to get away from her parent and relay on her self. The quote is the big turning point for Jeannette and her journey to becoming self-sufficient and is an exact example of theme.

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The quote is relative to the theme because how Rose Mary and Rex even had a rule to believe they were on a beautiful journey but in reality the family was struggling and barley holding on. The picture is of the world being nice and peaceful like the way the parents wanted their kids to see but the other side being dark and grim like how the kids saw their position.

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This quote is great at showing the theme of unconditional love because after all the years of struggle and hunger they still saw Rex in a good way and made light of his death. The picture is also great for the theme because Jeannette and Rex are seen smiling just like how the quote said they did.