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Page 272,273,275, and 276; Many things happen during these pages Rose Mary asks Jeannette for 1 million dollars which for most people is way too much money. This would be seen as chaos. Something could've been done to prevent the chaos that had been occurring throughout their lives. Rose Mary could've been the order to the chaos that had constantly ensued their lives. Then a page later more chaos ensues Rose Mary is stabbed by her own daughter, their whole family is going crazy and Brian is the order that straightens everyone out. There is always chaos but then the children find a way to make order it's always them bringing order to their lives or at least trying to bring order.

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Page 155,  "Dad had shown us a spot near the house where we were going to put the foundation and basement for the Glass Castle." Brain and Jeannette decided they would essentially give their father a nudge to push him in the right direction and started digging a pit which would be the foundation. "But since we couldn't afford to pay the town's trash-collection fee, our garbage was really piling up. One day Dad told us to dump it in the hole." They fill the hole which would've been the foundation to the biggest promise their father ever made to them. The more the trash piled on the more the promise broke the foundation broke like the cement in the picture broke.

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love Page 279, "But despite all the hell-raising and destruction and chaos he had created in our lives, I could not imagine what my life would be like -what the world would be like- without him in it. As awful as he could be, I always knew he loved me in a way no one else ever had." No matter what they all went through no matter all the hatred in their hearts for the way they lived, those kids will always love their parents for all the good they did for them.Their parents will always love them no matter what they've been through. Love is what keeps that family together.

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Page 279, "'But you always loved your old man, didn't you?' 'I did, Dad' I said. 'And you loved me.' 'Now, that's the God's honest truth.' Dad chuckled. 'We had some times, didn't we?'" At this point they forgive but don't forget. They accept  what has happened and as it is their final days together forgiveness is important for the both of them. Jeannette and Rex have an interesting Father, Daughter relationship as perceived through the picture.

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Pages 255,256,258: "'It's not such a bad life,' Mom told us after they'd been homeless for a couple of months. 'Don't you worry a lick about us' Dad added. 'We've always been able to fend for ourselves.'" Rose Mary and Rex think that what's up ahead in their lives is fantasy. Later their fantasy starts to break, "On those midwinter nights, the homeless shelters filled up quickly. Mom and Dad hated the shelters. Human cesspools, Dad called them, goddamn vermin pits. Mom and Dad preferred to sleep on the pews of the churches that opened their doors to the homeless, but on some nights every pew in every church was taken. On those nights Dad would end up in a shelter, while Mom would show up at Lori's, Tinkle in tow. At times like that,her cheerful facade would crack, and she'd start crying and confess to Lori that life in the streets could be hard, just really hard." Their fantasy breaks for a moment and so do they, they start breaking and it affects them greatly. They're finally distinguishing fantasy and reality.

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Page 250, ", I could no longer pay my share of the rent, but a psychologist let me have a room in her Upper West Side apartment in exchange for looking after her two small sons. I found a weekend job in an art gallery, crowded all my classes into two days, and became the news editor of the Barnard Bulletin. But I gave that up when I was hired as an editorial assistant three days a week at one of the biggest magazines in the city." Jeannette gets her life together, she decides she wants a serious shot at her future she makes some sacrifices but figures out how to be self-sufficient in a new environment. She and her siblings have always been very self-sufficient and this is an example of that.