Theft “There was a moment when an item passed over from belonging to another person to belonging to Marya; that moment interested her greatly.” It was interesting how Marya could lose the difference between reality and theft. She seemed to believe that an object that she touched became hers and had almost had no previous owner, she felt that she deserved it. Marya was so afraid of failure that, being a perfectionist by nature that …showed first 75 words of 960 total…

…showed last 75 words of 960 total…a fashion.” Marya’s friendship with Imogene was based on Marya stealing popularity and acceptance. There are three types of theft to Marya, while reading she steals the author’s ideas and feelings and makes them her own, in friendships she steals popularity and acceptance while giving nothing back and the physical aspect of when she sees an object and grabs it, and it becomes hers, this is true in all three aspects of stealing.