The Prices Some Pay for Life

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In the process of getting to know each other Marie and Winston exchanged stories about their past experiences in life. Marie listened and was reminded of her past as Winston told her about how as a child growing up in a small town during the late 50's and early 60's. He told her how he had felt unloved and unwanted by his family. He received little attention from his parents, and he would search for love and attention from anyone who would show him kindness. The only joy or love that he witnessed was on television. He felt that there was no help for him and no one to talk to. By the time he was sixteen, he had grown tired of the neglect from his parents and siblings and vowed that something was going to change. Little did he know how true that statement was. Winston's parents were old-fashioned and very strict, and even though he was a teenager, he still wasn't allowed to go out on dates or be out after nine o'clock at night. His parents felt that children should be seen and not heard,