hysically and mentally as well. This makes a conflict between both sisters and how her mother it's not comfortable by the way she is. This is demonstrated when she describes her by saying "Have you ever seen a lame animal? Perhaps a dog run over by some careless person rich enough to won a care, saddle up to someone who is ignorant enough to be kind to him?, that's the way Maggie walks." In another passage The mother describes Maggie with rejection by saying "I hear Maggie suck into her breath and it sounds like when you see the wriggling end of a snake just in front of your foot on the road. s description of a dog demonstrates she's not too proud of her as her other daughter Dee. Homers gained his dad's respect and accomplishing his dreams making his dad proud, experiencing a new dynamic relationship between them. John didn't agree with homers dream. However he always proved respect to his father. In every scene whenever he'd talk to his father his would turn down his head. This showed the respect he had for him. No matter weather the father was wrong or not he would always replay "yes sir." He worked really hard to follow his dream. He proved his dad he was responsible. The scene where he's in the kitchen with his father and mother they're eating on the table and he's father thanks him for working very hard on the mines. This is when he says "Homer I appreciate the work you've done for us." After gaining the privilege go to the science fair and making his dream come true he's dad demonstrates the affection to his son. As Homer approaches closer and closer to his dream John starts to understand him better. This is proven in the scene where his rocket has stolen and he asks help to his mom in order to replace the rocket. The only one the can help in is his dad and he goes and makes another rocket for him. Homer is on the phone talking to his mom thanking for the rocket replacement then he asks "Mom how were you able to get the rocket on...
