One of the themes of this book is how the family system copes with the various changes and disruptions brought about by each of Adrian's marriages and remarriages. In what ways do Adrian's children adjust and react to each of his new wives?
In what ways do Adrian's children adjust...
Created: 06/21/15
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One of the themes of this book is how the family system copes with the various changes and disruptions brought about by each of Adrian's marriages and remarriages. In what ways do Adrian's children adjust and react to each of his new wives?
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Join Date: 01/23/12
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In general, all his children were affected negatively because of their fathers’ marriages and remarriages. All tried to adjust the best they could in their own way taking into consideration their age. But even as time went by and they grew, they seemed to resent their father´s action. You could see this especially towards the end when hell breaks loose and Adrian finally ¨listens¨ to what his kids have to say about him.
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