Dolores Price remembers that she was four when her family got their first television and that she was frightened by it. Over the course of her lifetime, she would own several televisions and some of them would simply rule her life, as that first one did. She recalls that her mother would tell her to go outside and play, but that she would always rather watch TV. Dolores' parents, Tony and Bernice, were often violent with each other and Dolores was subjected to that. It likely colored her later relationships, especially when her father reminded her that the things that happen at the Price household are not things that she should tell others. Dolores is not above being manipulative. When her mother loses a child, Dolores' Grandma Holland comes to stay with the family......
