In the book the Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, the author shows that people can be greatly damaged at a young age, and they will be too young and innocent to completely know what they had just experienced and they won't exactly know how to treat it or how to react. “I didn't really kiss him, or at least it didn't count. My eyes have been open the entire time.” (Wall 86) I thought this was important because it shows a certain type of innocence in Jeanette, and how young she was when this boy decided that sexually harassing her would make him seen cooler, or it seemed like he almost wanted a prize. I say this because first right after he harassed Jeanette he came out of his hiding spot acting all proud. “”I kissed Jeanette!” Billy yelled” (Walls
