Loyalty and Friendship

Sally's steadfast loyalty to her friends—like Elsa and Ginger—and their reciprocal support underscore the importance of chosen family over blood ties.

Sally's concern for Gerald's play and her offer to help Elsa, along with the supportive atmosphere of the party, show the bonds of friendship and loyalty among the characters.

Ginger's loyalty to the spaniel and his moral outrage at its mistreatment highlight his character.

Sally's defense of Ginger, despite knowing him only briefly, demonstrates her loyalty and willingness to stand up for a friend.

Sally's instinctive defense of Ginger and her pride in his rebellion, despite the family's disapproval.