What are you doing?
I'm watching the moon.
I'll give you the moon
when I get up there.
Where are you going?
To play in the fields.
…which the abusive parent takes and twists into something much more sinister, as an ironic display of ‘love’, and also to demonstrate the loss of innocence – a theme in the novel. 
 The language, “I’ll give you…” is a phrase often heard in western households as a sarcastic collocation from parents. 
 These lines sound ironically nice when seen alone, but when paired with the line below, the true suggestion is in fact shown.
Lizzie Six