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Irony is used in this book really good in one occasion that was when rex told the kids he was ashamed of them in the quote "You kids. You kids make me ashamed. Do you hear me? Ashamed." This ironic because Rex is their father and he is always drunk and never home for his kids and never has any money. On the other hand hsi kids who he says he is ashamed of are excellent students in school and are always trying their best at everything they do. This picture is just as ironic as when Rex told the kids that he was ashamed of them. This picture is also funny. :)

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Coming of age is a big topic in this book as Jeannette has go grow up and like an adult has many responsibilities on her back that she has to carry around. A quote that Jeannette used was "I like knowing that i could do what grown-ups do for a living." She used this quote when she and Lori were helping her mom fix up the classroom and grade her papers. A lot of people would also see Jeannette as a mature grown girl besides her family. This picture just shows some differences between a girl and a woman and some differences, which could also show some things that Jeannette must have already had at a young age since so many people thought she was mature.

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In the Glass Castle Jeannette and her siblings would always have to be looking after each other due to their parents not working and not being able to take care of their own children. A quote that Jeannette used was, "I lived in a world that at any moment could erupt into a fire. It was the kind of thing that kept you on your toes." This explains how Jeannette and her family could be living good and safe one day with food on the table but any little thing could mess everything up. Jeannette's life was always like this as she is used to things going wrong for her and having to start from step 1 all over again. This picture of the rope is an example of Chaos and Order as there are two sides, one that is all over the place like Jeannette's parents most of the time, and the other side that is perfectly in shape like when Jeannette did things on her own without her parents.

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This was obvious throughout the book that no matter what Jeannette always loved her father. A quote was "But you always loved your old man didn't you." Jeannette then said that she did like how he always loved her. This picture shows the love between Rex and Jeannette and shows that is is infinite and will never go away.

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In the Book the Glass Castle one thing that Rex Walls was always telling Jeannette and the kids, was that he was going to build a Glass Castle and that they were going to be living a good life. The reality of this was that Rex never built the "Glass Castle" and they always lived in poverty.