Francie and Neely feel sorry for Laurie because she doesn't see life the way they do. She's never had to work for anything and she never will. She never played in the streets or thought up her own games to amuse herself. She's simply been given everything and therefore "knows" nothing about how real life works. Francie and Neely look back at their own childhood compared to Laurie's and see all the good times they had and don't see how those same good times can translate to Laurie's childhood.
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