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Because we found the girl in a similar fashion . It was not so easy now to meet the girl in his visits to the Rectory ; it was not easy to listen to Mr. Barholm while Anice and Fergus Derrick set apart and talked . " The girl in the grandmother 's story becomes lost in the snow and must spend a night in the woods . The girl in this story tries to find her self-identity amid a barrage of people trying to tell her what she should be . With respect to the final cause of the young in these cases not undergoing any metamorphosis , or closely resembling their parents from their earliest age , we can see that this would result from the two following contingencies ; firstly , from the young , during a course of modification carried on for many generations , having to provide for their own wants at a very early stage of development , and secondly , from their following exactly the same habits of life with their parents ; for in this case , it would be indispensable for the existence of the species , that the child should be modified at a very early age in the same manner with its parents , in accordance with their similar habits . " In the interests of the community , the community instructs the young in the ways of the past . The event is designed to help members of the BYU-Public School Partnership and educators understand and apply the four foundational moral dimensions of education which include enculturation of the young in a social and political democracy , providing access to knowledge for all children , practicing a nurturing pedagogy and ensuring responsible stewardship of schools . I put in an argument that few people , especially the young in Alabama , knew anything about Hugo 's personality Still , Hugo held fast to his view that a sitting justice of the Court would do better to stay off television . And what about the girl in the painting ?