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The day of Jeannette's departure; "I wanted to look ahead to where I was going, not back at what I was leaving, but then I turned anyway." "I wondered if he was remembering how he, too, had left Welch full of vinegar at age seventeen and just as convinced as I was now that he'd never return. This is an example of freedom because Jeannette was finally leaving the bad life, convinced she'll never return. This image of New York City is the location Jeannette was heading when she gone on the bus to leave Welch.

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On Little Hobart Street in Welch "everyone grudgingly accepted some form of public aid" However "Mom and Dad never applied for welfare or food stamps, and they always refused charity" Jeannette says. Jeannette also talks about having her teachers give her bags of clothes and Rose Mary made them take them back " We can take care of our own" their parents liked to say. This is an example of poverty because the Walls chose pride over having food and goods for their kids; because of this reason they are the poorest family on Little Hobart Street. This picture of poor girls represent the way the Walls children had dirty torn clothing.

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"At times I felt like I was failing Maureen, like I wasn't keeping my promise that I'd made to her when I held her on the way home from the hospital after she'd been born. I couldn't get her what she needed mostly hot baths, a warm bed, steaming bowls of cream and wheat before school in the morning but I tried to do little things." This is an example of broken promises because it claims Jeannette broke her promise she had made to Maureen. Although, it wasn't her fault, she was still child. This picture of the word promises cracked into two represents the way promises in this book were brokened.

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"You should never hate anyone, even your worst enemies. Everyone has something good about them. You have to find the redeeming quality and love the person for that." This is an example of acceptance because Rose Mary is telling Jeannette to accept the people for who they are because no one is perfect; someone can be so cruel but still have something good in them. Rose Mary also put Hitler as an example he killed millions of people but the good in him was he liked dogs. Rose Mary teaches Jeannette to value everyone. This image of a daughter hugging her father shows how Jeannette felt about her parents she learned to love them because they had something good in them and she also learned to accept them for who they are because she knows and accepts they will never change.

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"Don't worry, God understands" Mom said. "He knows that your father is a cross we must bear." This is an example of forgiveness because this shows how Rose Mary knew God has forgiven them and knows what they did, they can forgive themselves and others, even when they seem reflecting on their father in a negative way. This image of people holding hands describes the way God holds our hands when we ask for forgiveness and he'll forgive us as long as we're forgiving with the heart. This image also explains how Jeannette and Lori forgave their parents for the good and love they have towards them.

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"I'm a grown woman now" Mom said almost every morning. "Why can't I do what I want to do?" This is an example of narcissism because she is only thinking of herself, she doesn't worry whether she'll have money to buy food. She doesn't quite put in thought that working gives her money to prevent her kids from starving. This picture of a man painting himself represents Rose Mary painting herself, because she only cares for herself. If she eats she buys herself a candy bar, if she wants to rest she lays in bed and sleeps how long she wanted. She does not have the responsibility to take care of her kids; she does not care if they starve or aren't feeling well.