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Alternating between a woman's years as a child in a little town so that as an adult in the town, this book traces a Jehovah See family's splintering perception system, their isolation, and the erosion of their associations. As Emily becomes nearer to her closeted Uncle Tyler, she begins to test her upbringing. Her questions about the Jehovah's Witnesses' insular lifestyle, rigid rules of carry out, and tenets of their trust haunt her aged sister Lenora too. When Lenora disappears, everything changes and Emily becomes obsessed with dealing with her sister's identity, believing that Lenora is handling her actions. Finally, Emily confirms release through self-mutilation. The narrative offers a haunting, lowering exploration of the Jehovah's See practice and practical impact of "disfellowshipping," proselytization, and social abstinence, as well as their frame of mind toward the "worldlings" beyond their trust. Sparse, brilliant, menacingly suspenseful, and darkly funny, Watch How We Walk simultaneously engages on psychological, visceral, and intellectual levels.
