We Were Liars by E. Lockhart is moving forward quickly. Each chapter is a different time in her life which helps to bring the story of Cadence Sinclair together. The Sinclair's are described as very uptight people and that's how they just were, they envied people's curiosity toward them. "We do not discuss our problems in restaurants. We do not believe in displays of distress. Our upper lips are stiff, and it is possible people are curious about us because we do not show them our hearts." (pg.38) This shows they do not discuss their feelings with each other and never please to show love or kindness. I can relate because I know many people who are like that, but for me I'm certainly the one to give away my motions.
I brought up the Sinclair being like that, because the main character Cadence Sinclair never really acts like a Sinclair. She describes herself as being immune to the views of the Sinclair family. And constantly repeats that sometimes she's not like them, it was just how she was brought up to be like. I wonder if she does hidden have traits of her family, that we soon may find out.
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