"The Temptations of Two"

The theme is adventure, having an adventurous spirit, but also having enough common sense to not get in too much trouble. There's also a strong element of camaraderie. Here are two women, doing borderline reckless things, both with each other and without, and all for that sense of adventure and freedom.

"Outdoors, where silence is one of the great pleasures, my own voice irritates me" (160). I like this because of how relatable it is; it's something most people have felt, if not all, and it's very difficult to put into words. Plus it's so peaceful in nature, and to ruin that would make you feel awful.

"in a child's game it [the car] would be home base, the place of safety" (163). Again, this puts into words a very common feeling, at least among afab individuals.