The story was reinforced by the nurse and the family and others who had heard the story. ... Thirteen years after the alleged kidnapping attempt, Piaget's former nurse wrote to his parents to confess that she had made up the entire story. Piaget later wrote: "I therefore must have heard, as a child, the account of this story...and projected it into the past in the form of a visual memory, which was a memory of a memory, but false (Hilgard, 1988)". ...

• Word Count: 5530
• Approx Pages: 22

For example, why was Nan so fearful and what was wrong with her father? ... A significant event in Sally's quest for self-knowledge was when she was told by one of the deacons to stop associating with his daughter. ... When Sally is recording Arthur's story she empathises with him and experiences his pain. ... He maintains that by telling his story, he can be an instigator of change in others because "no-one knows what it was like for us." Arthur's story and his pride in his identity, inspire both Gladys and Daisy to reveal their secrets to Sally. ...

• Word Count: 2661
• Approx Pages: 11
• Grade Level: High School