I think she loves him but she resents him.
She's not complaining when she says he's a burden. Obviously you don't know what the word burden means. If you carry a load of books on your back, that's a burden as well, but we don't say it's a necessarily bad or good thing. Thx.
ok. not going to change the way i feel about the sister, sorry! yeah i pity her but c'mon, it should've never got to the point where he can't depend on anyone but her, he is a grown man and she raised him like that, so why complain now? plus i feel as if she has no good feeling towards her brother at all, but i guess we'll have to keep reading i'm so confused with her feelings right now.
Obviously you dont know that the word burden has different meanings. In this case the word burden means:
Cause (someone) hardship or distress.
"they were not yet burdened with adult responsibility"
synonyms: oppress, trouble, cause trouble to, cause suffering to; More worry, beset, bother, harass, disturb, upset, depress, get someone down; distress, grieve, haunt, nag, torment, harrow, afflict, strain, stress, tax, overwhelm, perturb, plague, bedevil. Thx.
That was disgustingly condescending, you know? If you know sooo well about how to use some words you'd clearly know that BURDEN has a negative connotation. I'll gladly refer you to this dictionary if you want to check for yourself : https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/burden
And my advice to you is calm your heat before answering, kid
not going to change the way i feel about the sister, sorry! yeah i pity her but c'mon, it should've never got to the point where he can't depend on anyone but her, he is a grown man and she raised him like that, so why complain now? plus i feel as if she has no good feeling towards her brother at all, but i guess we'll have to keep reading i'm so confused with her feelings right now.