teaintoronto
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Darcy will eventually have to deal with having another sibling either way, because Devon will probably not be happy with playing the stepmother forever, she'll eventually want children on her own.
I can also imagine that the fact that Darcy lives in two different worlds--she's an only child in one household and the older sister in the other--further amplifies her current negative attitude towards having a sibling. She has the direct comparison and having to share the attention (and everything else, really) will always come short in that age, especially if you know how it could/would be if your sister wasn't there.
If Louise was a more capable parent who supports her children in working through and dealing with their sibling conflicts instead of trying to completely avoid or sugarcoat them, it might even be beneficial for Darcy in the long run because it would teach her to deal with these feelings and improve her social skills. But this way this is just a breeding ground for resentment
I can also imagine that the fact that Darcy lives in two different worlds--she's an only child in one household and the older sister in the other--further amplifies her current negative attitude towards having a sibling. She has the direct comparison and having to share the attention (and everything else, really) will always come short in that age, especially if you know how it could/would be if your sister wasn't there.
If Louise was a more capable parent who supports her children in working through and dealing with their sibling conflicts instead of trying to completely avoid or sugarcoat them, it might even be beneficial for Darcy in the long run because it would teach her to deal with these feelings and improve her social skills. But this way this is just a breeding ground for resentment