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In the world I notice persons are nearly always stressed and have no time. Even Grandma often says that, but she and Steppa don't have jobs, so I don't know how persons with jobs do the jobs and all the living as well. In Room me and Ma had time for everything. I guess the time gets spread very thin like butter over all the world, the roads and houses and playgrounds and stores, so there's only a little smear of time om each place, then everyone has to hurry on to the next bit.

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There's lots of every kind of thing in the world but it all costs money, even stuff to throw away, like the man in the line ahead of us in the convenience store buys a something in a box and rips the box and puts it in the trash right away. The little cards with numbers all over are called a lottery, idiots buy them hoping to get magicked into millionaires."

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"But she's working really hard to get better."
I thought people are just sick or better, I didn't know it was work.

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"everybody's damaged by something."

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My cuts hurt everywhere, Ma says that means the cut's getting better. I don't know why hurting means getting better."

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Jack's curiosity makes us question the things we are used to in the world

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"Well, he hasn't got one."
"A tummy?"
"A feeling bit," says Ma.
..."What does he have instead?"
She shrugs. "Just a gap."
Like a crater? But what's a whole where something happened. What happened?"

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-Society and Class (Jack learning about manners, sayings, the law, etc.) Jack had a very small number of rules in Room, so he has to learn all these new rules after the escape

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Ma and Jack
Noreen, Dr. Clay
Grandma, Steppa and Grandpa
Paul, Deana and Bronwyn

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Making Predictions and Connections with the World

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Making Predictions and Connections with the World