Chapter 16

<a class="mention" href="/users/yDBQ5QmY" data-user-id="yDBQ5QmY">@Reader</a> not everyone experience things the same way, but from the authors intent, it seems that empathy towards the mc is deliberate. Her brother didn't deserve his fate, but he definitely deserves her resentment and anger, even hate, he's that annoying. You might think that's unfair given his intentions were pure and well meaning, but if the outcome isn't taken that way by her then he's obliviously ignorant to the harm he caused.

<a class="mention" href="/users/452289" data-user-id="452289">@Kuquburra</a> I think I get even further away from empathizing with her is because of the ...

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<a class="mention" href="/users/AY3V5K58" data-user-id="AY3V5K58">@Kuquburra</a> I don't understand how he deserves it. He's a spoiled child yes, but his harm towards her isn't deliberate while hers is. Why should he bare the hate of another person who he's never actually hurt himself. He's an annoying child, CHILD, doesn't mean he has to bare what she feels because of her ignorant and selfish father. 
Correct me if I'm wrong, but she is/was a grown person was she not? If she is, then acting as she is when she's already been grown is just crazy. Blaming a child and putting your resentment and hatred towards her father onto someone else is just wrong and unnecessary on her part.

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