Rob In Gail Giles's Shattering Glass

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In the book Shattering Glass by Gail Giles, Rob is a character who is very obscure. For starters, his record does not add up to who “he says he is” (Giles 89). Rob is a person who “never talks about himself” so, the information his friends have on him is all they obtain(91). When his friends “pulled up Rob’s file” the information they discovered did not amount up (89). But maybe there is more to why Rob acts this way, Rob could be poor and he could be really insecure about that, for fear that it will destroy his social standing. His father was “in jail” for “molesting [his] son” (212). An act like that especially performed by someone who is supposed to love you in a different way, but Rob was hurt. He was hurt in a way that it cannot be

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