Phoebe Winterbottom

Thrall's best friend is a small, nervous girl who tends to spread tall stories from events not important in daily life. She refused to eat at her friend's house, abusing her mother's feelings, so she doubted the people around him as malicious and dangerous creatures. The accidental disappearance of her mother and the friendship of Saar helped Phoebe transcend her views on the limits and limitations of the world. Phoebe tried to desperately explain the disappearance of her mother by arguing that she was kidnapped. She created even a well-designed story about the mother's disappearance, doubts about the suspect, conspiracy to gather clues. But Thrall also experiences pain and confusion due to the mother's failure to explain the disappearance to avoid the possibility that the mother does not love her or to avoid the possibility that her mother has left her. did. . She knew that Phoebe was afraid of confronting Mrs. Winterburton with his unmistakable actions. When Mrs. Winter Bottom appeared again, Phoebe was shocked by the news she brought, but despite her first resentment, she understood her mother's true identity and understood it I decided to make more efforts.

Mrs. Winterbot - Mother of Phoebe. Like Phoebe himself, Mrs. Winter Bottom is obsessed with etiquette. She worked enthusiastically as a housewife and mother, burning on the table, sewing, cooking, cleaning, talking. She is convinced that her life is meaningless and meaningless. Mr. Winter Bottom - Phoebe's father. Like his wife, Mr. Winterbotton played the role of her husband and father. As a cartographer, he worked hard at 9 to 5 jobs, went home, retreated, stayed, and basically did not speak mechanically and complaining about his wife's problem . The sudden departure of Mrs. Winter Bottom challenged his understanding and expectations for her.

Phoebe Winterbottom - A best friend living in Euclid, Ohio. Phoebe, who lives next to Margaret's corpse, is a tall girl who is absorbed in etiquette and order. Phoebe lives in a production drama, where it transforms every trivial event into a threatening event. Phoebe theoretically shows her tendency towards melodrama as a way to avoid dealing with bigger, more difficult, more common fears such as pain, death, hatred. Despite its hard appearance, Phoebe urgently needs the love and security her family offers to her.

Another part of the story is the story of Thrall talking to her grandparents while driving. She talks about her best friend, Phoebe Winterbottom, studying in the new city. We were told that Phoebe's story is similar to monkey's story; her own mother was missing. By helping Phoebe overcome the crisis and observing her reaction as an outsider, Thrall began to understand her own tragedy and deepen its empathy and understanding. One way we see this is that Phoebe began to appear in rude and simple way in response to her mother's disappearance. Sal understands and resists her demands and criticism, even though she thinks that it is awkward because she knows that Phoebe is lost and suffering. However, it also came to wondering what influence my behavior had on my father.