In the novel, So B. It, the character Heidi interacts with a secondary character named Georgia Sweet. They treat each other almost as if it was a sister-to-sister connection. When you read the dialogue, it almost sounds like they understand each other, and they know exactly what they’re going through. For example, the text says, “But in spite of all that was different, in some deep, important way Georgia and I were like the two yellow ducks in the Memory game, one in the middle and one in the upper lefthand corner, matching.” This statement shows how their connections, are matching, and are very similar. They are also discussing their challenges they face with life, and why they are doing what they are doing. Especially Heidi, she confesses
