"Julie, before, I always thought you were young, your petulance didn't matter, you still had plenty of time to grow up, but now I realize that I was wrong. You are already in your 20s. When your mother was your age, she was already a wife and a mother. Your malice, it's been there from a young age, and now, it's become rooted in your bones."
Granny Sampton's face was filled with sorrow, "Do you think your grandparents are fools? We may be old, but we are not blind. From the moment you returned to this home, you have been opposing Jane, excluding her at every turn. We understand; we have been indulgent towards you because of the hardships you faced as a child, letting you have your way, and asking Jane to do the same, to endure and indulge you. But how could it be that by indulging and enduring, we ended up fostering the way you are now?"
