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"Childhood is the most dangerous place of all and nobody gets past it unscarred." What does this mean in the book's context?
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Childhood is the time when you trust the adults around you to make the right choices and later you realize, they were just human. Sam gets inadvertently (or not) hurt by Charlie -- so sad given it is Sam whom Charlie loves the most. Glimpses into the adult world where you know there are dark secrets but still don't know how to talk about them, make things worse. My heart just broke for Sam as he watches the drama unfold and tries to make sense of it all in his own limited world view.
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What a profound statement that is. As a child, we think adults are great and will be nice to us, and unless given a reason, we follow them and trust them. Children want to live in a world where everything is wonderful and adults will protect them. It is an age of innocence. We all find out that that is not the case. Given time, something will happen to change that thinking forever. It can be many things. In Sam's case, it was viewing adult activity that he should not have been exposed to. It was heartbreaking to feel Sam's emotion and his acting out.
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That is so true, Terri. I also felt that the author did a great job in portraying Sam's feelings as he was privy to all those secrets. Kids just KNOW when something is taboo and so did Sam. Making him complicit in his lies was the worst sort of betrayal Charlie could have imposed on him even if it was unintentional.
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Both of you have nailed it, IMO. Goolrick's passages describing Sam's emotions were amazing. I was so ANGRY at Charlie for taking Sam along on his trysts - leaving him alone for hours with the dog; how could he not realize that such a sensitive child would get bored / want to explore / and end up being hurt somethow; emotionally or physically. The things Sam saw and experienced were such betrayals of his innocence and trust in Charlie. Broke my heart.
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Children are extremely impressionable, but very resilient, as well. I agree with Beth, Charlie should not have taken Sam along with him. Sam will be influenced by what he saw for the rest of his life (if this was a true story). I also agree...children shouldn't be subjected to what he was put through. BUT, this is fiction at it's best, and not a true story.
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This is actually what I see as the theme of the book. At the end when you realize it is Sam telling the story and you see how his life has turned out, this is truly the story of his life. Hew was scarred by his devotion to Charlie and what he felt his loyalty to a friend should be and then the trauma that ocurred because of this devotion was something he could never truly recover from. He carried Charlie and Sylvan with him throughout his life.
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I remember reading that Goolrick admitted that he was a victim of child abuse. Abuse can be of a physical or emotional nature. Therefore, I believe because of the impressionable nature of children, what happens to us physically or emotionally during those childhood years can affect our lives forever and leave permanent scars. There's no question in my mind that Sam's life was affected by his childhood experiences. Just take a look at his adult life. Someone in an earlier comment suggested that this was fiction, not a true story. Goolrick in an interview stated that his novel was actually based on a true story told to him in Europe. He stated that he had to retell this story, but it had to be set in Virginia with characters he could relate to. He succeeded
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What struck me is how unfair it was of Charlie to make Sam promise not to tell. Sam took this promise so seriously and kept his word to Charlie. An abuser tells a child not to tell, and surely in this case Charlie's using Sam is emotional abuse.
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Childhood is where we are formed...we are still clay and easily malleable...and it's a very true statement that none of us gets through it without some sort of damage. I loved that line and it really struck a cord with me.
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Knowing how easy it is to become overwhelmed by young children if you're not grounded yourself...must make it difficult to separate the past from the present. Yes, knowing the author was a victim of child abuse most certainly affected the writing in my opinion also.
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I also loved that line. Being exposed to adult things without the coping skills and then to have to keep secrets leaves the child to their own imaginings trying to make sense of the senseless to them. I think that anyone can relate to that line.
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Children are so easily influenced and are much more serious about life than we give them credit for.
Sam understood there were things going on he wasn't supposed to understand or pass on to others. Later he may have had guilt feelings that he didn't tell what was happening before the tragedy of the two lost lives.
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I learn things from my kids all the time, but last night Sadie taught me a major lesson. My sweet, little, 5-year old daughter was chosen to be the star student this week in her kindergarten class. (I am proud as a peacock!) One of the privileges of the being the star student is that you get to bring in your favorite book and the teacher reads it to the whole class. Sadie has about a million favorite books, so I was curious to see what she would pick. Last night when it came time to pick her book, she chose one called The Parable of the Lily. It is a story about a little girl whose grandfather gives her a crate of dirt with a bulb in it as a gift. The girl is less than excited about a box of dirt and throws the bulb out in the yard out of frustration. She forgets all about it and on Easter morning she is shocked to find that the ugly old bulb has bloomed into a beautiful Easter lily. Each page has scriptures relating to the story and how Jesus transforms our lives into something beautiful.
Sadie goes to a public school and I just knew that taking this book was not going to fly. So I told her that she couldn't take it and would need to choose a different book. She asked why and I told her that I was afraid if her teacher read it to the class that her teacher might get in trouble. Sadie just didn't get it. How in the world would I explain to my innocent child that Christ just isn't allowed in schools? I searched for words. How can I explain something that just doesn't make sense to me either. Finally, I told her that her teacher couldn't read that book to the class because not everyone believed in Jesus. And do you know what my awesome daughter said? She said, "But mom, if they don't believe in Jesus, it's my job to tell them he's real!" She is absolutely right! That is our job! And there I was trying to sabotage her mission field. I was ashamed of myself. In the end, I let her take the book to school in addition to another of her favorites. We got to have a great talk about telling our friends about Jesus. "After all" she says, "If they don't believe in Jesus, who do they think made all the Earth?"
I am so proud of her! I love that she is uninhibited in her faith and rock solid in her beliefs. I could definitely stand to take a lesson from my daughter about what it means to go and tell the nations and to be unashamed of the gospel! Thanks Sadie for the reminder! Oh, how I love that girl!
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I don't know why I'm so miffed when another cyclist passes me to ride directly through a red light. I should just get over it. It's not because "he's giving us a bad reputation" (my stopping, by the same logic, should be giving "us" a good reputation and cancel out his scofflawism, right?). I don't know what it is. I need to get over it.
It turned out to be not nearly as cold as it was yesterday and I appreciated that. I also appreciated not getting shot on my way to work, but I suppose that's more of a Halloween thing than a post-Halloween thing. Seriously not cool.
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So, it turns out it was only two things and not a few, unless two is a few. Too few, maybe.
My riding through the previously caution-taped security bollards prompted two bicyclists riding in the other direction to do the same. Be the change you wish to see in the world. I'm the Gandhi of bike commuters. In that I peacefully oppose imperialism and wear a loin cloth. Well, one of those. Sort of.
At each stop light on 15th, there was a group of anywhere between 5 and 10 bicyclists stopped. There's your study, Director. Bellamy. Can we have the L & M cycletracks now? Lots of bike commuters will use those too.
I've been whistling, humming and faintly singing various ditties from Les Mis during my commutes this week. We saw it on Friday and I can't get it out of my head. So, if you've passed a guy who's been mumble-singing about barricades and a little fall of rain and whatnot, it was probably me. It certainly wasn't Nick Jonas.
Plaintively saying "honk" doesn't clear an intersection. It does make pedestrians look at you funny.
Someone has to do something about parent drop-off at Ross Elementary on Q Street. Travel lane becomes a (un)loading zone, bike lane becomes a car lane and bicyclists become an afterthought. Maybe DDOT could study it?
Slow going up Massachusetts today. I know this because I pass the most accurate clock in the world, or at least the one that's the most accurate for the Navy.
Riding in the door zone is perilous because some times you have to leave the door zone. And when you do this, some times drivers don't give you enough room. Case in point, today I was passed to closely by a woman in a gray sedan. She had a bumper sticker that said "Did you say your prayers today?" Apt.
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Weird, we saw Les Miz on Saturday, and for some reason I had "Do You Hear the People Sing" on my ride down Wisconsin/M/Pennsylvania this morning.ReplyDelete
At least until I got into the gym and it was replaced by the Elton John ("Goodbye, Yellow Brick Road") that was playing in there.
Biking gets some weird songs stuck in your head.ReplyDelete
It's funny how I think the same thing about red-light runners. JUST WAIT! You're giving us a bad name!ReplyDelete
I bet there are exactly ZERO drivers who feel like scofflaw drivers give the whole class a bad name.
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