How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #4
"Are you old enough to smoke?" [Abby] asked Therese. (7.163)
The older women are condescending toward Therese. We're not sure why she wants to hang out with them because they often say rude things to her.
Quote #5
"You're the young generation," Carol said. "And what have you got to say?" (11.84)
Here is another rude thing said to Therese, this time by Carol. Carol eventually listens to Therese in the end, but she acts like a stodgy old broad first before accepting that Therese, although young, still has knowledge.
Quote #6
"You're not used to thinking of other people's feelings." (13.69)
Carol is right here when talking to Therese, and this recalls the earlier quote about Therese not wanting to clean up after herself. She wants to do whatever she wants without any regard for others, and Therese doesn't exactly grow out of that during the book.