- The popular saying "There are two lasting gifts we can give a child. The first is roots. The other is wings." refers to identity and how family and friends shape it.
- The roots of belonging and support from family are important for developing identity and independence.
- In "Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter", the main character Larry Ott is deeply affected by his dysfunctional family and friendship with Silas, which impacts his confidence and sense of belonging.
- Larry's lack of confidence and sense of belonging are rooted in his childhood experiences, particularly in his family relationships and friendship with Silas.
- These roots have a lasting impact on Larry's identity and ability to develop confidence and independence throughout his life.
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