Anybody in the world could of heard you, that had ears." Stella-Rondo Sister is isolating herself from her family voluntarily. SisterĪt the end of the story, Sister- the narrator- is more interested in proving herself right and in having her experience understood and validated by other people than she is interested in receiving an apology from Stella-Rondo, who has repeatedly wronged her.
Whitaker, I’d simply put my fingers in both my ears and refuse to listen. And if Stella-Rondo should come to me this minute, on bended knees, and attempt to explain the incidents of her life with Mr. This is supported by a subsequent assertion by Papa-Daddy that Sister didn't learn to read until age eight. Such a description does indeed match Sister's behavior, however the fact Sister misinterprets the criticism is evidence that Sister's vocabulary, intelligence, and overall education is lower than average. The adjective can also mean that Sister is biased, partial, single-minded, and capable of only one point of view. Stella-Rondo stole Sister's boyfriend, supposedly by telling him Sister was "one-sided", which Sister interprets as describing a physical deformity. Sister, referring to a slander made by Stella-Rondo Bigger on one side than the other, which is a deliberate, calculated falsehood: I’m the same. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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