With communication being an issue between the Willowes, her bringing up her request brought on quarrels and misunderstandings. All she wanted was to be alone in the country but her family took it another way, be it either that she was just sharing a far off dream that would never happen or that she hated her family and wanted to get out. When first brought up, no one took it seriously, except for Titus. In reality he didn’t take it seriously, but acted as if Laura was a child, playing make believe. People truly began to believe that her intent was true when the discussion with Henry takes place. “To talk is always to quarrel a little, or misunderstand” (Bowen). This section of the quote directly connects to section two of the book because she finally tells her family how she truly feels and everyone misunderstands. Then when she was persistent it led to a fight between her and Henry. “But real peace, no points of view could ever disturb” (Bowen). Finally Laura picked up and moved to the small town of Great Mop. She was isolated from her family and everything from her past. This brought on a feeling of Peace for Laura. No one within her family understood her, but she didn’t care anymore. She was alone and happy. That is until Titus makes the decision to join Laura in Great Mop. At the beginning of section three the book
With communication being an issue between the Willowes, her bringing up her request brought on quarrels and misunderstandings. All she wanted was to be alone in the country but her family took it another way, be it either that she was just sharing a far off dream that would never happen or that she hated her family and wanted to get out. When first brought up, no one took it seriously, except for Titus. In reality he didn’t take it seriously, but acted as if Laura was a child, playing make believe. People truly began to believe that her intent was true when the discussion with Henry takes place. “To talk is always to quarrel a little, or misunderstand” (Bowen). This section of the quote directly connects to section two of the book because she finally tells her family how she truly feels and everyone misunderstands. Then when she was persistent it led to a fight between her and Henry. “But real peace, no points of view could ever disturb” (Bowen). Finally Laura picked up and moved to the small town of Great Mop. She was isolated from her family and everything from her past. This brought on a feeling of Peace for Laura. No one within her family understood her, but she didn’t care anymore. She was alone and happy. That is until Titus makes the decision to join Laura in Great Mop. At the beginning of section three the book