CHAPTER 2: McBride describes his mother as “commander in chief,” “chief surgeon for bruises,” “war secretary,” “religious consultant,” “chief psychologist,” and “financial adviser (9).

. McBride describes his mother as “commander in chief,” “chief surgeon for bruises,” “war secretary,” “religious consultant,” “chief psychologist,” and “financial adviser (9). What evidence does the narrative he writes offer for each of these roles?