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She's not in Emma.

Um, and in Austen's Emma, we don't know if Isabel, her sister, is her half-sister or not.

But, um, that these are, um, innovations on my part.

Um, she gives her daughter the advice, um, to no matter what you receive, to give a lot of thanks for it and be really grateful for it.

And I think a lot of parents have given their kids that advice, like, you know they're going some place where they might get a present from a grandmother or something they don't like, and you've given them the, the advice to be, um, false and to say, "I love it." Um, and in her world, it's actually a matter of life and death that people give her things.

Like, as she gets older and her downward mobility, uh, ratchets up, and faster and faster down the hill she goes, she really needs people to want to give her things.

Mm