[ SECRET POST #5618 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5618 ⌋

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[greghousesgf]

this. Plus Harriet's mother didn't seem to care about her, no wonder she was much closer to Ole Golly.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know if I would necessarily say that her parents didn't care about her (since they did take her to a therapist once they realized something was wrong), I think it was more that they just didn't know how to handle a child once Ole Golly was gone because she had been the one who had done the majority of the child-raising. I felt like by the end of the book they were taking steps to be better, more involved parents who were invested in her life.

But yeah, there was nothing weird or bad about Harriet's behavior in light of all that. She was just a kid who was trying her best to cope.

[greghousesgf]

In fact, I find one thing about Harriet's mother really confusing. She doesn't have a job and she has a cook and maids so she doesn't do housewife stuff. Harriet even asks her directly what she does and she never answers her, all she says is "a lot of unseen, unappreciated things."