1. Maggie has already made remarkable progress in acceptance of what she has always thought be “wrong”. It is very difficult for a person who has held tightly to their belief system into their older age to suddenly change their views, but in this case, it must be done out of love. She feels she has lost her beloved grandson twice over, because of her assumed lack of acceptance and the car accident that took his life. Maggie will accept the sexuality of her grandson because she is not willing to let go of his memory and her love for him. The evidence of her willingness to change is shown through her interest in getting to know the boyfriend of her grandson and the strength to stand up to her peers.
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