Despite Sam describing Sandra as a bad person, his feelings toward her begin to change in the middle of the story. Sam’s mother is described as a sympathetic character when she goes to Florida. In Florida, Sam’s grandfather treats Sandra like she was a kid because of the way he talks to her, in some way he was embarrass of her because she was divorce. This is important because the reader is supposed to feel sympathetic towards her because an adult doesn’t need to be treated like child in front of other people it makes her feel humiliate. Another scene in which Sandra is depicted in a sympathetic way is when Sam discusses her relationship with her patient towards the middle of the story. Sam describes that she is unprofessional because of
