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Mr. Butorsky's Rivalry In The Glass Menager

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At her arrival in the camp, Kerman met Mr. Butorsky who would be her counselor while she did her time. Within a matter of weeks and only seeing Kerman a couple of times, Mr. Butorsky showed signs of favoritism when he assigned her to a well-respected roommate .” He likes you” said Nina “that’s why he put you with Miss Malcom. She’s been down a long time. Plus you’ll always be honor cube” She continued. (Kerman 73). Clearly being placed with an honored woman her first time moving into the dorms meant Kerman was very well liked by Mr. Butorsky. Not many women get that privilege, and one cannot help but think that Kerman’s appearance had something to do with this random act of kindness.

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