Family Dynamics and Personal Struggles

The transcript reveals a family's emotional confrontation where Teddie confesses her struggles after losing her job in Spain and lying about her education. The siblings express jealousy and rivalry, while the mother addresses perceived favoritism. Bobbie shares her sacrifices for the family, leading to a heartfelt resolution and mutual apologies.

What did Teddie lie about regarding her education?

• She was granted a scholarship for her Master's Degree.

• She graduated with honors.

• She completed her PhD.

• She was a top student in her class.

What job did Teddie take up after losing her teaching position?

• A shop assistant

• A waitress and housemaid

• A barista

• A librarian

Why does Teddie feel like a failure compared to Bobbie?

• She couldn't achieve the dreams her mother had for her.

• She didn't finish her degree.

• She couldn't get a job.

• She didn't travel abroad.

What does Bobbie reveal about her own feelings towards her siblings?

• She thinks they are all failures.

• She is jealous of them.

• She doesn't care about them.

• She feels superior to them.

What did Bobbie wish she had from her siblings?

• Gabbie's maternal instinct

• CJ's charm and innocence

• Alex's adventurous spirit

• All of the above

Why did the mother focus more on Teddie and CJ?

• They were the youngest.

• They were the smartest.

• They were the weakest and most frail.

• They were the most talented.

What did the mother apologize for?

• Not being present for her children.

• Not providing enough for the family.

• Not loving her children equally.

• Not understanding her children's feelings.

What did the siblings express towards their mother at the end?

• Anger

• Indifference

• Disappointment

• Gratitude

What did Alex admit about her behavior?

• She was always perfect.

• She was the black sheep of the family.

• She never tried to make her mother proud.

• She didn't care about her family.

What did the mother promise to her children?

• To love them in the best way she knows how.

• To always be there for them.

• To never make mistakes again.

• To treat them all equally.