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Discuss why, on page 66, Jeannette says of the swimming incident, “Once I got my breath back, I figured he must be right.  There was no other way to explain it.”​

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Rex wants his children to be fearless, to stand on their own two feet.... in this case, to sink or swim. This is similar to the incident with the fire, as Jeannette is thrust by her parents into situations she is unprepared for.

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https://www.gradesaver.com/the-glass-castle/q-and-a/a-how-does-the-following-passage-epitomize-the-walls-lifestyle-and-demonstrate-jeannettes-tolerant-and-understanding-character-how-does-the-swimming-event-compare-to-the-fire-incident-on-p-9-418908

https://pcteixeira.weebly.com/reflections-on-the-glass-castle/once-i-got-my-breath-back-i-figured-he-must-be-right-there-was-no-other-way-to-explain-itwalls-66

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