Yeah, she wasn't a sympathetic character, in my opinion. Of course, the abuse was something nobody deserves.
She "knew" that she was much better than her cousin in every body's eyes, and even in the hospital when she had been hit the first time, she adopted this attitude of, "Don't you dare think that I, the golden one, screwed up."
I blame the parents. When the family dynamic is such that one child in a close knit extended family is held on a pedestal, it sets her up to not be as ready to come forward with problems, so not to lose their status/role in the family.
If you're not responding to me, "reply" to the post you're responding to. kthanks.
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