Re: Bessie and Les

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this may be completely wrong, but i always thought it was because they considered
themselves equals-kinda the thought that everyone is in fact just as good as the next
one and leaves the same mark, but they simply accomplish it all in different ways.  i
don't know...just an assumption! :)
~Sarah~
> Uhm, perhaps this is a question with a common and popular answer, but as a
> relatively new reader, I'd like to ask if there was a particular reason why
> the Glass kids called their parents by their first names instead of "mother"
> and "father", or rather, more often than. My guess is it's due to the family
> being so public and all of them being performers of some sort. Anyone, please?
> :)
> 
> -Olgz
> 

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