In the novel "Little Altars Everywhere", written by Rebecca Wells, there are changes between the relationships of her characters. Viviane, the mother of Siddalee, Baylor and Little Shep, is one of the main characters and most of the changes revolve around her. Throughout the novel, Viviane is described as having a closer relationship with her eldest daughter, Siddalee. Viviane has always been a distant mother, more concerned with social things like her "Yaya sisterhood", than with developing a close relationship between her and her family. Not only is Viviane distant with her children, but she doesn't have a solid relationship with her husband, Big Shep. Siddalee, who can also be seen as the protagonist, is a lonely girl, who often seeks the attention she lacks. her mother, in the other people around her. She is very close to her brothers and maintains a good relationship. Throughout the novel, Siddalee is often humiliated and punished by her mother, who does not have much patience with any of her children. Sidd, of course, never had any choice but to do so...