Iâm sympathetic because no one deserves to be treated so horribly non-stop they contemplate suicide, especially while pregnant. But we have to acknowledge the fact that she would have stayed if they hadnât treated her so terribly. She knew exactly what that family stood for, right from the beginning. And she would have stayed if they were semi-decent toward her. However, she forgot there was no way to fully assimilate into whiteness within an institution that basically created it. Even for them, one drop is too much. That family essentially created imperialism and colonialism. People want to âchangeâ that or create a ânew imageâ but what they stand for explicitly is racism, colonialism, and imperialism. There are many places in which racially ambiguous/white passing people can simply become white. But not in that family.
I donât think thereâs anything wrong with acknowledging the fact that her being biracial and ambiguous was a factor, I already talked about that; I donât think itâs shady to openly discuss it. Itâs the truth. If she were monoracial, she would never have had a third date, let alone been able to get married. Itâs a factor in why Harry was comfortable with her joining initially. But it didnât protect her forever, as she realized every early on.
I love my girl down, she didnât deserve this experience at all, but Harry should have been ready for this, should have known his family would have so much pushback, and Meg should have known that assimilation would not have worked no matter what.
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