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Choose three (3) Formalist Lens Questions to respond to. Your responses should thoroughly respond to the prompt in at least three sentences.

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"Better believe I have. It's that old ornery bastard Demon" (Walls 36).

Jeanette was trying to go to sleep when she said she saw something in the moonlight move so she ran out to the living room to where her dad was and told him. Her sister Lori had said it was just her imagination but her dad was just asking her what it looked like.

This quote stood out to me because her dad was adding into her imagination and started asking questions about it saying he's seen it after she confirmed that was what he looked like. Her dad told her to get his hunting knife because they were going to go deal with him. He was trying to make her not scared and afraid and he told her to be brave and that was the only way for the demon to go away.

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The motif of family is prevalent in this section because even thought the parents are very chaotic and neglectful they still make sure their kids are surviving. They parent in a different way then most do and let their kids find out for themselves. Like when Jeanette was afraid to go to sleep her dad went with her to fight off the demon and made sure she knows that if she's brave that's the only way to show it off and she did. They are very reckless but are still a family and care for each other and provide for each other.

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Choose 3 Formalist Lens Questions to respond to. Your responses should thoroughly respond to the prompt in at least three sentences.

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Some experiences I share with Jeanette but only as a sliver and not as much as her is that I pretty much raised myself after the age of 7 and was responsible for my brother after he was born when I was 7. My family is similar because they can get pretty reckless at times and would leave me to care for everyone including them. It was not as much as how Jeanette raised herself and was so independent but there was times that I had to be really independent and like a parent.

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Rex saw his kids going without lunches to school and was wondering were they're at and they said there's no food in the house "Dammit, that Rosemary keep spending money on art supplies" (Walls 48 pdf). Rex blames Rosemary for there not being money because she spends it all on art supplies when in reality it's all him that spends every last dime on alcohol for himself. Any money he can get a hold of whether if he finds it, steals it, or takes it from his kids he spends it all on alcohol.

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The motif of money is prevalent in this section because Jeanette and her siblings struggle with hiding their money to buy their lunches that their mom gives them because Rex keeps taking it to buy alcohol for himself. Instead of letting his kids use the money to eat and not starve he chooses to use it to buy alcohol. Another way money is shown is when their grandmother dies and she left a house and money to Rosemary in Phoenix so they all move to Phoenix to contain that. Rex hows show he will choose money and alcohol over his own kids.

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Some experiences I share with Jeanette is how her dad spends crazy amounts of money on things he does not really need at all like how my dad will spend his own random things. My dad likes to act before he thinks then later realizes that he should not have bought that thing because he could've used the money for groceries or something to provide for the family instead of just thinking for himself. He likes to be selfish when it comes to money and buying things. like when he puts payments down for a new tattoo when there was a bill that needed to be paid that costed half of the tattoo. Or when he was in his moment when he liked quads and cars for the desert and bought 2 quads that he automatically would think everyone else would enjoy as much as him, which they are fun but the money could've been used to pay off his car he drives everyday instead.