Teetering on a Fine Line

goes on about his daughters disrespecting him, and in the end, Ginny thinks, "What did we deserve, after all? Of course it was silly to talk about 'my point of view'." (176) She completely goes against what she really believes in, all due to her father's ranting about disrespect. It's clear that Ginny is a character who's opinions are easily-molded, especially by men. She accepts theories like Jess' about the well water making her infertile – there is no concrete evidence for that, plus she want
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