To me, it feels that while Rosie is offering some sort of consolation to this imaginary girl, who is obviously ridiculed by peers, she is also trying to make her fit in and change ("Put your red dress/boots on, and they'll wave to you").
To me, it feels that while Rosie is offering some sort of consolation to this imaginary girl, who is obviously ridiculed by peers, she is also trying to make her fit in and change ("Put your red dress/boots on, and they'll wave to you").