She trys to act as though it doesn 't effect her, and that she 's seen it before, but her shakey legs tell otherwise. Goldman adds that the narrator recognizes this as an abuse of power, as she remembers a time when she abused her own power with Laird. When it was time for Flora to die, the narrator didn 't want to see it. She felt detached from her father now. She was acting more feminine now, decorting her room with lace and frills, dreaming of boys rescuing her, and seperating her side of the room from Lairds. The seperation between boy and girl are clear
She trys to act as though it doesn 't effect her, and that she 's seen it before, but her shakey legs tell otherwise. Goldman adds that the narrator recognizes this as an abuse of power, as she remembers a time when she abused her own power with Laird. When it was time for Flora to die, the narrator didn 't want to see it. She felt detached from her father now. She was acting more feminine now, decorting her room with lace and frills, dreaming of boys rescuing her, and seperating her side of the room from Lairds. The seperation between boy and girl are clear