This is proven when Granger tells her, “You make me feel very old and very much like a father” (26). This is said by Granger when he is talking with Clarisse about how she is constantly trying to find out more about her country's past and how he acts as a father to her by listening to all of her ideas of the old government. Clarisse is like the other two main characters because she finds happiness in trying to overthrow the government, but she finds it in the form of looking into the countries
This is proven when Granger tells her, “You make me feel very old and very much like a father” (26). This is said by Granger when he is talking with Clarisse about how she is constantly trying to find out more about her country's past and how he acts as a father to her by listening to all of her ideas of the old government. Clarisse is like the other two main characters because she finds happiness in trying to overthrow the government, but she finds it in the form of looking into the countries