In this chapter, we are introduced to Mr. and Mrs. Rivers, the father and stepmother of Mr. Rivers and his daughter, respectively. They are both very concerned for the welfare of their children, and they are also concerned about the safety of their marriage. They feel that their marriage is in danger if they do not take care of the children's welfare. They also feel that the children are being neglected and abandoned by their parents. They do not want their children to be neglected, but they feel that it is their duty to protect them.
In this chapter, we are introduced to Mr. and Mrs. Rivers, the father and stepmother of Mr. Rivers and his daughter, respectively. They are both very concerned for the welfare of their children, and they are also concerned about the safety of their marriage. They feel that their marriage is in danger if they do not take care of the children's welfare. They also feel that the children are being neglected and abandoned by their parents. They do not want their children to be neglected, but they feel that it is their duty to protect them.