Some examples include:
1. Jeannette's earliest memory concerns the time she set herself
on fire cooking hotdogs.
2. Jeannette tells the reader that she doesn't fear fire. Instead, she becomes fascinated with it. Her Dad shows her how to pass her hand through a candle flame without getting burned. She does it over and over and then begins running to watch while the neighbors burn their trash. Dad tells the astonished neighbor who thinks Jeannette would want to run from fire..........
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11. The scar from the fire when she was three means that she is stronger than whatever it was that had tried to hurt her.
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