Neglect and abandonment from "summary" of The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls
Throughout the narrative, neglect and abandonment are recurring themes that shape the author's childhood experiences. From a young age, the author and her siblings are often left to fend for themselves as their parents prioritize their own needs and desires over their children's well-being. This sense of neglect is evident in the family's constant struggle to find food, shelter, and stability, with the children often going hungry or living in unsafe conditions. The author vividly describes instances where her parents prioritize their own interests, such as when her father spends the family's money on alcohol instead of providing for their basic needs. This abandonment leaves the children feeling neglected and ...
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