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Throughout the novel, Rose Mary portrays that everyone should be forgiven. She taught her children that forgiveness is a great factor in a person. I believe that at the end of the novel Jeannette carries on her mom's trait of forgiveness. In the memoir Jeannette saids," You should never hate anyone, even your worst enemies. Everyone has something good about them. You have to find that redeeming quality about someone and love that person for that."
This picture relates to forgiveness because it shows that the struggles that this family goes through can be resolved by forgiveness.

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Rex breaks the most promises throughout the novel. He promises them for a better life but always fails to spend the money on alcohol. He also never finishes the Glass Castle. One of the most upsetting broken promise was when Rex promised Jeannette he would stop drinking as her birthday present. She believed he would stick with it because it was for her. One night he comes home and gets in a violent fight with Rose Mary infront of the whole family. Jeannette says," I didn't want to celebrate. After all he put me through I can't believe he's gone back to the booze."
This picture relates to broken promises because it was once full of hope that it would last forever but it was not the result it was hoping for.

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Rose Mary and Rex give a lot of unconditional love to their children. They believe whatever trauma they go through makes them stronger. On page 66, Rex is teaching Jeannette how to swim. He is forcing Jeannette how to swim so he forces her to swim if not she sinks. He says," If you don't want to sink, you better learn how to sink."
This picture is a sign of unconditional love because even though parents are hard on their kids, they just want them to learn and succeed.

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All of the Wall's children all have acceptance for their parents after realizing that they are never going to change. Jeannette starts to accept that her dad is never going to change. Jeannette saids," “Things usually work out in the end."
"What if they don't?"
"That just means you haven't come to the end yet.”
This picture relates to acceptance because acceptance is key before realizing everything will be ok.

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Throughout the novel, everyone shows that they are self-sufficient. Jeannette cooked hot dogs at the age of three, Rex and Rose Mary accepted no help from the government, all the kids moved to New York and found a job, and even the pets were self-sufficient since they had to care for themselves since Rose Mary nor Rex took care of them. ‘Mom liked to encourage self-sufficiency in all living creatures.’  Wall's cannot afford pet food and so the animals they had ate their few scraps. It is also evident that Jeannette is including herself and her siblings in this reference to ‘all living creatures’
This picture relates to self-sufficiency because all humans work for themselves so they can succeed in life.

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Jeannette and her sibling,I believe, all matured at a really young age because of the lack of parenting. The real coming of age is when they end up moving to New York without their parents. Jeannette expresses that she has come of age when she saids, "I know," I said, "but if I'm not, that's okay, too."
This picture relates to coming of age because when you come of age you start to take more responsibilities.