How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #10
It wasn't right to stare at them like they were an exhibit, but we couldn't help it. We didn't see many hippies in Brooklyn, not where we lived; and there was a whole tribe of them before us. (25.1)
Just when we thought Delphine was maturing a little bit, we're reminded that the girl is eleven. Time and again, we're shown how prejudiced and naïve she is, not as a way of making her seem mean or evil, but to remind us that she's just a kid. She's learning still, and it's a process.