Again, I couldn't decide whether this was some target toward women, but I found it difficult to see Anna and Sadie as sisters -- they really seemed more like rivals, even without the rivalries over Jake and Hugo. (Jake being more so, I think, a rivalry they could pick up at any time but wasn't missed unless he forced himself into their lives again, as he did.) Anyway, I think there was some absence of affection, or because Jake viewed them as objects of desire, it might not have been something he could have provided as their narrator.
Did you find any more redeeming or deeper qualities in either sister, as Jake eventually did with Sadie?
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I liked the sisters. I liked that Anna was in love with Hugo — and not because he was rich, but just because he was interesting and unique. Sadie was entertaining in an oddball, high-society way.
I find it strange that anyone would have romantic interests in siblings. I always feel that being romantically involved with someone rules out any later romance with anyone related to that person!
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