Examples Of Conflict In The Glass Castle By Jeannette Walls

She depended on her drunk father and hopeless mother to actually find a way to help them get the perfect life. They never ended up giving Jeanette the life she deserved, so she had to work to get it by herself, which she ended up doing. Then again proving the statement to not always rely on others for the results that someone wants because it is not always a happy

In this world, there’s learning things the hard way and the easy way; in Jeannette Wall’s world, there’s only learning things the hard way. The Glass Castle is an adventurous story that reveals the painfully miserable story of Jeannette Walls. A selfish mother, a careless father, and terrible social encounters- these are some of the elements of a harsh reality Rex and Rose Mary Walls failed to shield their children from. Growing up poor was already difficult, but growing up with a selfish parent, specifically an unfeeling mom, made life hell for the Walls children. The family barely had one source of income from Rex Walls, and instead of helping out with the family’s finance issues, Rose Mary spent her days at home painting.

Her family gives her tough lessons in life and they leave her to figure most of it out on her own. Her parents tried to teach her to do the right thing, but it was hard when they continued to show her that doing wrong was okay.Her Father loves his children dearly and wants nothing more than to love them unconditionally like they deserve. He has become an alcoholic and his wife just wasn’t ready to be a mother. He has to force her into loving her family, which leads to him drinking even more. Her father was proud of Jeannette when she came home beat up simply because Jeannette lied and said she’d hurt the other girls worse.

In the short story, “Sweat” by Zora Neale Hurston Sykes, the protagonist, is shaped in order to insight the most conflict possible. Hurston depicts Sykes as an abuser that lacks the desire to provide for his family. Not only does he physically abuse Delia, but he abuses her mentally and emotionally throughout the course of their marriage. This story takes place in a time-period where men were the providers of the household, and the women would attend to the needs of her children and her husband. Ironically, Delia is the one that provides financial stability for her family, while Sykes uses her money to support his infidelity.

Client (s) name: The Smith Family- Jackie & Larry Smith, Janerio Fells, Alexis Young Description of the Problem- The Smith family is being torn apart by miscommunication and the fact that Janerio (the son of Jackie and Larry) is having a hard time with accepting the fact that another man has moved into the home. Larry and Jackie have no children together. The two children are from a previous relationship. Jackie feels that her son is not only dealing with her new husband, but she is afraid that his drinking of alcohol has gone too far. Alexis is the youngest child who is disrespectful to her mother (Jackie), and want to live with her biological father.

She is tasked with the unfair role of caring for her family and looking for her dad. She could have given up, but her unconscious fear and lack of trust of men, left her to juggle both. Just like Ree, the rest of the women in the community take up this responsibility of a caretaker through their lack of trust in the men of the society. It is in this regard that Ree is forced to try and fix the molding of her brothers who seem to be destined to follow in the same footsteps of the men in their family, undependable and lacking a sense of responsibility. She identifies the unequivocal resemblance between Sonny and Blond Milton in that they have a “punishing spirit” (Woodrell 8).

Depending on where his parents settled in the United States, their inability to find work could have been due to their level of education, prospects due to geography, or perhaps, something more insidious, such as racism or xenophobia. In any event, as a result of their failure to succeed in their adopted country, Dad turns to alcohol and eventually leaves the home. Mom, like many single mothers, must work multiple jobs to pay the bills and must rely on neighbors to care for her child, or leave the child to fend for himself. During the most critical developmental years (through age 7), Shobbit develops feelings of abandonment, since he is essentially raising himself. Mom eventually passes away, forcing this young immigrant into our convoluted foster care system.

Gregor’s costly mistake of becoming the head caretaker and trying to live lavish proves costly for his family. He does not think of the moment where an emergency might occur and his inability to work will affect them. Who will volunteer for the position as head caretaker? The whole family has to pitch in to take care of that position but they still have to endure the price of the unnecessarily big house. Gregor and The Grandmother does not really think despite going through so much already.

Gustavo has an alcohol addiction problem. This has not only affected his relationship with his family members, but has also affected the functions of the family. The father now works had to pay his debts while he continues drinking. The family’s normal functioning is disrupted by full attention on him and worries about him (Reinaldo & Pillon,

Rites of passage is also important because it is crucial to our development as human beings. These moments have a huge impact on who we become, and they shape us into the people we are today. In the memoir The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, she faces many rites of passages which turns her into an overachieving woman with many accomplishments. We cannot develop into the successful people that we are capable of being, without the help of

NEGLECT ABUSE. Mrs P was at risk of neglect and harm from her son who was not supporting her needs for care and she has been abuse and neglected. Her personal hygiene was also not taken care of by her son, because of this abuse Mrs. P could not protect herself from neglect so she became withdrawn from herself. FINANCIAL OR MATERIAL ABUSE. Mrs. P’s son was using his mother’s money and her belongings as if they were his own without the permission of his mother.

The shameless has multiple point of view, it is about everyday life of family members which they face hard time. The way they style this show which has multiple emotion. For-example the dad doesn’t care he is always drunk, and their mom don’t live with them, the older sister always tried to keep the family together. The show is designed follow by a story line in

The first reason being, that the only psychological or physical stress Goneril and Regan had to endure from King Lear, that we know of, was knowing that they weren’t loved by their father as much as their youngest sister Cordeilia; along with some humiliation caused by Lear’s constant need of an ego boost. For Ginny and Rose, they also had to deal with knowing that Caroline was their father’s favorite daughter and some public humiliation based on the claims of mistreatment of their father; however, the mental and physical stress they had gone through because of their father 's actions far exceed anything we know Goneril and Regan had to endure. For Rose specifically, when her father raped her she felt obligated to play along with his sick game. She grew up knowing that it was wrong but suppressed those emotions to protect Caroline. Then with Ginny acting like nothing was wrong, because she buried the memories away for good, Rose thought it was okay to just act like it was okay.