Moments of fleeting happiness from "summary" of The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls
In a world full of uncertainty and chaos, moments of fleeting happiness provide a brief respite from the harsh realities of life. These moments, though fleeting, are precious and unforgettable, serving as a ray of light in the darkness. The Walls family, in 'The Glass Castle', experiences numerous moments of fleeting happiness amidst their tumultuous upbringing. These moments are like small miracles that give them the strength to persevere through their struggles. One such moment occurs when Jeannette's father, Rex, takes her star-gazing in the desert. For a brief moment, all their worries and troubles fade away as they marvel at the beauty of the night sky. In that moment, father and daughter are simply two souls connected by the vast expanse of the universe, finding solace in each other's company. Another moment of fleeting happiness comes when the family moves into the dilapidated Glass Castle. Despite its crumbling walls and lack of basic amenities, the Glass Castle represents hope and possibility for the Walls children. It is a symbol of their father's grand dream...
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