@Kkekeke its the unfortunate side affect of being the privileged side of the coin, you don't see the other side. If no one makes you aware of the other side, you can only view the other side as a vague concept. He was raised in a vibrant field of flowers and endless sunshine, never even registering that at the very edge of that field there is darkness and that is where his sister lived. If you never have to work for anything, you don't know what the absence of it feels like and thus you don't know how those without it are living. Privilege is that sort of disease. I pity him for that and I understand why she hated him for it. Its a sad sad situation
Is reading comprehension still taught at school? Cuz some of these comments...