or example, when Helen wanted to leave Peter to be with Jo she still asked Peter if he could provide her with money and she will perform certain acts for himSimilarly to Helen, Jo is dependent on Geoff. Jo never had a father and she had an absent mother for most of her life. Jo feels the need to be loved and taken care of. When Geoff first moves in with Jo she is a bit reluctant and attempts to push him away. She has the fear of getting hurt again although Geoff and Jo's relationship progresses Jo begins to trust Geoff and then becomes dependant of hi. Geoff does everything for Jo such as paying her rent, cooking, cleaning, and generally just takes care of her. Then after a while Geoff gets tired of doing everything for Jo and attempts to leave. Jo becomes so dependant on Geoff she begs him to stay claiming that she will do more, as she should.Dependency is an issue that is seen in Helen and Jo's relationship. They are both depending on men for immoral reason, although Jo isn't really to blame for her trait because Helen heavily influences her.Being financially stable is another issue that is often addressed in raising a child. Sometimes we will go to great lengths to provide for our families, usually in a moral respect, however, sometimes it ends up being immoral.When Helen got pregnant she had no job and her husband had divorced her because another man impregnated her. She was strained and lonely so she resorted to the only thing that was easy and that made good money, which was prostitution. She turned to prostitution for two reasons, one being that she needed the money for Jo as well as herself, and two being that she liked having sex. In spite of her indecent acts her immoral earnings were enough to support them.Instead of Jo realizing her mother's mistakes and trying to make better life for herself she once again follows in her mother's footsteps. Jo went to school for a period of time and then when she met Jimmie s...
