She began to rebel little by little but with little to no effect because, as she noted, her parents didn't notice her. They didn't really pay any attention to her, unless, of course, she sat with her legs apart or did something else unladylike, or even raised her little finger while drinking tea. He even stopped drinking tea altogether in an effort to rebel, his own little Boston Tea Party. When she realized that her parents didn't pay attention to her, and all that, one day she took you and left. At first she would simply wait for her parents to show some sign of failing, but all that arrived was a letter one day reminding her how to be a lady and how to not do anything they wouldn't do. It was this letter that sent her over the edge, from then on she only did things she thought her parents would completely disapprove of. This path led her to make many interesting endeavors, from burping to swearing to all kinds of unfeminine behaviors that ultimately led to her becoming a prostitute. He was at a loss or cash and wouldn't ask his parents for help, and no one around would hire such an unskilled worker, who he was supposedly in high school. At this point there was really nowhere to apply as all these women joined the workforce after their husbands during the war. One day, while walking the streets, she met a man named Maurice who proposed a way to make money for such a young and beautiful girl. He started calling her Sunny because of her high class looks, Samantha didn't protest too much because she liked the chance to protest further to her family