On the other hand, Maureen Down, in The Dream Machine, uses quotes that suggest negative connotations. In paragraph three, Down includes the words um and like which magnifies the speaker’s (another child aviator) young age. The inclusion of these two words makes the quote (“Um, it just made me stop and think, like, no more flying through bad weather”) feel childish and foolish. Another example of this is the short, concise sentence in paragraph sixteen from Jessica as she answers a question posed by her videotaping father. Jessica replies with “I don’t know,” again emphasizing her youth and naivety.