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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Elizabeth, during her huge fight with Tara. Despite having some sympathy for her TraumaCongaLine, she overreacts very badly to one of Tara's apparently "insulting" letters and ends their friendship, when Tara was just trying her best to be a good friend. In fact, Tara was always very supportive of Elizabeth and even her BrutalHonesty about Elizabeth's parents were the result of her protectiveness towards her friend. When they make peace, it's Tara who is portrayed as the wrong one and has to apologize in the end.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Elizabeth, during her huge fight with Tara. Despite having some sympathy for her TraumaCongaLine, she overreacts very badly to one of Tara's apparently "insulting" letters and ends their friendship, when Tara was just trying her best to be a good friend. In fact, Tara was always very supportive of Elizabeth and even her BrutalHonesty about AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Elizabeth's parents were the result of father just an AlcoholicParent or mentally ill? It's also not clear if he was nicer to his family (though he has always been a jerk to Tara) before his SanitySlippage.
* TheWoobie: Elizabeth, after herprotectiveness towards her friend. When they make peace, it's Tara who is portrayed as the wrong one family falls apart. Her mother and has to apologize in the end.little sister also qualify.
* TheWoobie: Elizabeth, after her
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Elizabeth, during her huge fight with Tara. Despite having some sympathy for her TraumaCongaLine, she overreacts very badly to one of Tara's apparently "insulting" letters (even ending their friendship), when Tara was just trying her best to be a good friend. In fact, Tara was always very supportive of Elizabeth and even her BrutalHonesty about Elizabeth's parents were the result of her protectiveness towards her friend. When they make peace, it's Tara who is portrayed as the wrong one and has to apologize in the end.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Elizabeth, during her huge fight with Tara. Despite having some sympathy for her TraumaCongaLine, she overreacts very badly to one of Tara's apparently "insulting" letters (even ending and ends their friendship), friendship, when Tara was just trying her best to be a good friend. In fact, Tara was always very supportive of Elizabeth and even her BrutalHonesty about Elizabeth's parents were the result of her protectiveness towards her friend. When they make peace, it's Tara who is portrayed as the wrong one and has to apologize in the end.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Elizabeth, during her huge fight with Tara. Despite having some sympathy for her TraumaCongaLine, she overreacts very badly to one of Tara's apparently "insulting" letters, when Tara was just trying her best to be a good friend. In fact, Tara was always very supportive of Elizabeth and even her BrutalHonesty about Elizabeth's parents were the result of her protectiveness towards her friend. It's Tara who is portrayed as the wrong one and has to apologize in the end.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Elizabeth, during her huge fight with Tara. Despite having some sympathy for her TraumaCongaLine, she overreacts very badly to one of Tara's apparently "insulting" letters, letters (even ending their friendship), when Tara was just trying her best to be a good friend. In fact, Tara was always very supportive of Elizabeth and even her BrutalHonesty about Elizabeth's parents were the result of her protectiveness towards her friend. It's When they make peace, it's Tara who is portrayed as the wrong one and has to apologize in the end.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Elizabeth, during her huge fight with Tara. Despite having some sympathy for her TraumaCongaLine, she overreacts very badly to one of Tara's apparently "insulting" letters, when Tara was just trying her best to be a good friend. In fact, Tara was always very supportive of Elizabeth and even her BrutalHonesty about Elizabeth's parents were the result of her protectiveness towards her friend. It's Tara who is portrayed as the wrong one and has to apologize in the end.
