We Were Liars: It definitely did. When a child grows without one of their parents, it is common to see some negative attitudes, not always, but in Cadence's case it was that way. This is connected to the prescribed theme of Identities more specifically to the subtheme beliefs and values because parents shape the way we act in life by giving us patterns of attitutes to observe and imitate.

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It definitely did.  When a child grows without one of their parents, it is common to see some negative attitudes, not always, but in Cadence's case it was that way.  This is connected to the prescribed theme of Identities more specifically to the subtheme beliefs and values because parents shape the way we act in life by giving us patterns of attitutes to observe and imitate.

Freddy Enrique González López · Accepted Answer

Do you think this experience of abandonment, provoked when her father left, sort of morphed the character?  to which prescribed theme does this make a connection? Can you explain?

We Were Liars

Do you think this experience of abandonment, provoked when her father left, sort of morphed the character? to which prescribed theme does this make a connection? Can you explain?

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