Danger excites her. Max doesn't enjoy violence, worries about her penchant for taking risks, but wants her despite his fears. As the rest of us are sometimes, it's Sam who's caught by stereotyping. But it's what I think that counts. He makes it an accusation.
Daddy says boys are the bosses of girls.
Angie and I turn together to stare at the little macho man sitting on his knees with SpaghettiOs all over his pale blue shirt. And it would be a terrible waste of a young boy's life to wait on the dock for it to return. When people need a boss for a certain thing, the best person to be the boss is the person who knows the most about that thing. Sam looks unconvinced. Frieder is as truthful and straight as her protagonist.