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From "Hunting for hidden gold" by Dixon, Franklin W.
Aunt Gertrude
Frank and Joe's aunt, a crotchety and overprotective spinster.
Core Belief
"Safety and order are paramount, and any deviation from routine is likely to lead to disaster."
Worldview
Aunt Gertrude sees the world as a dangerous place full of potential hazards. She believes that young people are reckless and require constant supervision. She is resistant to change and clings to traditional values.
Personality
Aunt Gertrude is pessimistic, anxious, and critical. She is well-meaning but often expresses her concern through constant nagging and dire predictions. She is traditional and values order and routine.
In Their Own Words
"Skating, hey? You'll go through the ice, I'll be bound."
"You'll try not to! A lot of good that will do. If the ice isn't strong, all the trying in the world won't keep you from going through it."
"Run along. Be home early. Don't skate too far out. Don't get lost. Don't get caught in a snowstorm. I'm sure there's one coming up."
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