Miranda Lewis thought Enna Clark should be grateful in her heart, but she still hypocritically said, "Enna, that's not what I meant. What I mean is, you don't have to keep getting hung up on the past. You're doing so well now, why bother arguing with someone who's not even cultured?"
This 'I'm weak, so I'm right' mentality was taken to the extreme by Miranda.
Enna Clark looked at her sarcastically, "What you mean is, she sold me, and just because she sold me to someone who treated me decently, I should be grateful for being sold, grateful for the chance to meet that person?"
Miranda sneered inwardly, thinking, 'Isn't that so? If it weren't for her mom forcing Enna Clark to provide money for Grandpa's surgery, would Enna have had the chance to meet that man at the top of the pyramid? Would she have today? Even crows repay favors, but not her—she always dwells on small things from the past and forgets the benefits she's gotten.'
