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Ashody In The Rain Quotes Analysis

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Mom or dad? Ashleigh either doesn’t help her dad out or steals her mom’s money. Ashleigh’s parents are divorced. Ashleigh’s mom is a level-headed women and her dad is a dreamer. Ashleigh’s dad owes money to help pay off a deal he made and asked Ashleigh to help him out by stealing the money from her mom. Ashleigh stole the money because Ashleigh’s dad made her feel special, Ashleigh’s didn’t want to let her dad down, and Ashleigh and her mom aren’t that close.

Ashleigh stole the money because Ashleigh’s dad made her feel special. “But then dad gave me roses or sang a song he’d written for me.” (Pfeffer 1) This quote acknowledges how Ashleigh's dad makes her feel special by always making up for the things he did wrong. Another quote …show more content…

Letting her father down is hard seeing that he makes her feel special. “ But he looked so happy I had to smile, too.” (Pfeffer 3) Who wants to let down someone who is on their way to a “easy street” and is happy about having a chance to get money? Another way that Ashleigh didn’t want to let her father down was: “But I’ve got to tell you honey, once that money is paid, I’m on my way to easy street.” (Pfeffer 3) Ashleigh’s dad claims that it’s just a setback from his easy street and once he gets the money from Ashleigh, all will be easy. Ashleigh feels like he’ll never get that easy path if she doesn’t give him the money. “‘I love you so much,’ he said “you’re ten thousand times better than I deserve Ashes.’” (Pfeffer 3) Her dad says he doesn’t deserve such a wonderful daughter and Ashleigh has to live up to that for it to be …show more content…

“ She called me Ashleigh - a name she didn’t even like - and never promised me anything.” ( Pfeffer 1) Ashleigh’s mom could of gave her a nickname too if she didn’t like the name Ashleigh. Comparing to her dad who calls her Ashes and promises her the stars for a necklace. They might of not came true, but at least it was something. “I’ll try to figure out why my mom ever married him.” (Pfeffer 1) If Ashleigh and her mom were close then she could of asked her mom more questions about them. “ She’s the most practical person i know…” (Pfeffer 1) Ashleigh’s mom doesn’t seem like a dreamer or a person that has fun, so that could reflect on her relationship with her

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And I swear to you, Ashes I’d have the money in your hands by Friday. ’”P.4. That fact that Ashleigh’s dad swore to her that he’d pay her back by Friday, using her special nickname shows that he wishes he didn’t have to ask for a

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Your mother keeps a couple hundred dollars cash at her place. ”-pg3 As iterated previously when someone gives another person a compliment the opposite person has the obligation to say thanks you, well in the quote the father is giving the compliment and then slightly afterwards cashing in the favor. Ashleigh now in a way has to steal the money or else it would be unfair towards all her father’s support. Ashleigh’s dad is manipulating her love for her to help him get the money he needs.

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From the start of the story, Susan Pfeffer tries to make it very obvious that Ashes looks up to her father. Ashes’s father makes her always feel better and more free than she feels with her mother. “That winter, it felt like every time that I saw my father, the sun cast off just a little more warmth than

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In addition, it displays Ashes' biased opinion of thinking that the right thing to do was to steal the money for her dad because of how his love influences her. Besides, you can tell Ashes does not just love her dad the most because of the thoughts of loneliness and unright feelings she gets as she is about to steal the money for

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Ashes feels that her father is “like a warm day in January” (Pfeffer 1), he's the kind of person to always be there at the right time and surprises you with happiness. Ashes father always tells her she is “One in a million”(Pfeffer 2) and to not “let anyone ever tell you otherwise”(Pfeffer 2) because he cares about and loves ashes even and believes that she too should engage in following her dreams even if she might not succeed, she might need the confidence. Ashes and her father get along better than her and her mother, she even goes as far as saying “I wouldn't have any other dad” because all of her friends dads “they just tell my friends to study more”, ashes is happy that she and her dad are like best friends and not just formal like her friends and their dads. Ashes believed in her dad and trust he will keep his promise. Ashes was influenced by her father, she and her mother never had a secure relationship and ashes believes in her father and his dreams, ashes stole the money from her mother's teapot.

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