Plato

slaps her for kissing him, he calls her a childish pet name. This shows how he will not allow her entrance into the adult world but it also shows his discomfort in allowing her to act as a child.
             Jim the next day attends his first day at a new school. His clothing is very different from the other kids. The other teens are dressed casually in black leather jackets, sports sweaters and Jim walks in wearing a dark tweed sports coat. This is another symbol that Jim is seemingly older. Once inside the school Jim almost walks into the women's restroom. We see this as we see Plato looking into his locker. Plato has small mirror placed on the door and he is looking at himself when he catches a glimpse of Jim in the mirror. He moves the locker at an angle in order to see Jim better. This is an utterly important moment for Plato and this same moment happens to Judy later on. Plato's gaze
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