Desperate courage, it turns out that it's not just my sister

Ludie 2021-12-16 08:01:06

What should I say, I am very contradictory, and I question what everyone recognizes as noble. Yes, I followed my sister, although she initially proposed that she should have the right to exercise her own body, and when she did not donate her kidney to her sister, I was stupefied. I thought it was life, and I began to question the ideology and morality that I had always imported. she. When my sister rushed to the lawyer alive, she said that I would sue my parents. The documents she gave to the lawyer, ah, are all the explanations that she has donated organs to her sister since she was a child. These figures can probably tell this. From the beginning, it was portrayed as an illusion of a persistent, loving family. This was my own psychology at the time, and now I feel very narrow-minded after reading it. Continue to talk about the process of psychological changes. The lawyer with a 91% winning percentage only knew her attitude at the time, and he took over. Because he has epilepsy, he understands the pain that the body cannot control by itself. When she told her mother that she would never donate a kidney to her sister, her mother questioned and gave a slap. It was your sister! She resolutely asked, if I had only one kidney left, I wouldn't be able to exercise as a cheerleader or be pregnant, right? I don't want to cut meat on my body anymore. I was born as a donated child. I am not the crystallization of your love. I live in this world for the sake of my sister! But have you ever asked my wishes! Maybe it's harder to compare with her sister. She is really nothing. Maybe many people think so. At that moment, I was thinking about pain. No matter the degree or comparison, no one can feel my own pain! You can't ignore the other one just because you think she is more bitter! My sister was taken out by my father, and I was moved by the desperate courage looking at this eleven-year-old girl. I thought badly, it's good for my sister to die. . . There are many aspects to the story, and everyone in the family has shaped it very well. But my focus is still on my younger sister. When I think the plot is going towards the usual old-fashioned bridge, I want to abandon it. Fortunately, I’m still a little bit reconciled. Keep watching. Yes, it’s my sister. Because she didn't want to live anymore, she knew her mother would not agree, so she could only persuade her sister. My sister said that they would not believe my reason. But her sister, she said yes, because what you said is the truth! I burst into tears. It turns out that desperate courage is not only the sister, but the mother who has persisted for more than ten years, giving up her own world only to make her sister's world, is the silent and tolerant father, taking care of everyone's emotions and forgetting herself. He is a lonely and self-improving brother, who is afraid to go home but always wants to go home. Sister, if I live or leave for you, then I will try them all. The writing is wrong, maybe only from the perspective of the younger sister, but the younger sister only said one angle, and it was mixed with the review by herself. Seeing my heart, I can't express it anymore. But I still want to say that one-sided understanding of recognized nobility may lose the ability to feel good.

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My Sister's Keeper quotes

  • Jesse Fitzgerald: Jesus Christ, Anna, just tell them.

    Andromeda 'Anna' Fitzgerald: You shut up.

    Jesse Fitzgerald: Tell them why we're here. Tell them what we're doing here in court...

    Andromeda 'Anna' Fitzgerald: [cuts in] You promised me that you wouldn't do this!

    Jesse Fitzgerald: God, you people are so stupid!

    Andromeda 'Anna' Fitzgerald: [shouts] You promised!

    Jesse Fitzgerald: Kate wants to die!

    Andromeda 'Anna' Fitzgerald: Stop it!

    Jesse Fitzgerald: She's making Anna do all this 'cause she knows she's not gonna survive another operation.

    Sara Fitzgerald: [yells] That's a lie, Jesse.

    Jesse Fitzgerald: Mum, no, it's not. Kate's dying and everybody knows it! You just love her so much that you don't want to let her go!

    Campbell Alexander: Your Honor?

    Jesse Fitzgerald: [continues] But it's time Mum, Kate's ready.

    Sara Fitzgerald: That's not true. Kate would've told me!

    Campbell Alexander: Your Honor, I...

    Jesse Fitzgerald: Mum, she did tell you.

    Brian Fitzgerald: She did. She told you million times, you didn't want to hear it.

  • [first lines]

    Andromeda 'Anna' Fitzgerald: When I was a kid, my mother told me that I was a little piece of blue sky that came into this world because she and Dad loved me so much. It was only later that I realized that it wasn't exactly true. Most babies are coincidences. I mean, up in space you've got all these souls flying around looking for bodies to live in. Then, down here on Earth, two people have sex or whatever, and bam, coincidence. Sure, you hear all these stories about how everyone plans these perfect families. But the truth is that most babies are products of drunken evenings and lack of birth control. They're accidents. Only people who have trouble making babies actually plan for them.

    Andromeda 'Anna' Fitzgerald: I, on the other hand, am not a coincidence. I was engineered. Born for a particular reason. A scientist hooked up my mother's eggs and my father's sperm to make a specific combination of genes. He did it to save my sister's life. Sometimes I wonder what would have happened if Kate had been healthy. I'd probably still be up in heaven or wherever, waiting to be attached to a body down here on Earth. But coincidence or not, I'm here.