Reading, "The Sister," by James Joyce, I was confused by it because it was so random when i first picked it up and started to read it, for example it starts off with "There was no hope for him" and reading this sentence gave me no will to continue reading because of the lack of explanation to who had no hope.
One line from The Sister that stands out for me is: "Well, so your old friend is gone, you'll be sorry to hear." I think this is cruel because of the way he just say it so plainly and how it was more of a jeer than a reminder, another that about this sentence that was cruel was how he tried to imply how the boy would feel when he heard this sentence.
Another line that I Disliked was: "I would'nt like children of mine," he said "to have too much to say to a man like that." This stood out for me because that sentence shows that he didn't like the man that died and he did'nt like the fact the young boy had feelings for the old man.