The third point of view:
"Just because a human says he's sorry, doesn't mean he's sorry. Ninety-nine percent of tears around the world is a form of manipulation," Isabella thought in her head as she zoned out.
Right now the activities going on in Isabella's head was like watching a game of chess. If a device could measure her brave wave right now, it would overload with her chaotic thoughts.
"If a newborn mammal does not cry out, it is unlikely to get the attention it needs to survive. As the child gets older, crying becomes a tool of social repertory: grief and joy, shame and pride, fear and manipulation. The child having studied his mother knows if he doesn't cry, the mother wouldn't listen. So he sobs and manipulates the mother into giving more food even when he has enough," Isabella thought to herself as Pedro's incoherent murmuring increased on her door.
