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EXAMPLE:
The Walls family refuses to change their ways, even if their living situations constantly change.

a single colored rubber duck in a sea of grey rubber ducks, much like the Walls, they are happy being different

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EXAMPLE:
Jeanette Walls repeatedly forgives her father's careless or dangerous actions.

The distorted image of two people hugging represents endless forgiveness that slowly chips away into doubtful forgiveness.

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Jeanette has an unrealistic view of her father. She makes excuses for him, but eventually she accepts who he is, and adjusts her behaviors accordingly

A woman looks at an eagle and sees a dragon. She also sees a castle in the background. We see the truth, which is that the eagle is an eagle, and the houses are houses. there are no dragons, and fantasy is sometimes just that.

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Example: The kids often deal with their problems on their own, and do not like to involve their parents.

The family holding up the house represents the Walls kids having to behave like adults.They have to fend for themselves, and even dig through garbage for food.

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Jeanette tries to find a balance between the chaos her parents bring and the order she tries to restore within the family.  while her mother spends all her money, she saves up to feed herself and her siblings.

the letters go from  wiggly and unorganized mess to being a straight and neat line.

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EXAMPLE:
Even though, they have more problems than most couples and families, Mary and Rex Walls stick together at the end of the day no matter what
the night rex drags mary back to the car.

The couple holding each other is a symbol of trust and love. Rex and mary support each other even after they fight.