Conway's childhood and how it made her into the person she is later in life

In chapter five, the section about Conway's schooling works in many ways to draw certain moments and conclusions in the story. As discussed in draft two, Conway did not fit in very well at school, she went through three schools before she finally felt at ease at the third one. Although she was at a school she felt comfortable with, Jill still had social difficulties. As she states, "I was...socially inept. I never understood …

…gt;Conway goes through a lot of different emotional and social situations throughout the chapter and persuades me to think and feel so many different ways as stated above. All of what she talks about and discusses really builds up for the end as her being a well off socially developed women. Conway's writing was clear and honest and I admired her tough childhood and adolescence, and how she thrived in spite of it all.