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No. 274965
I live in Victoria, and know Sarah to a degree. She's basically a very spoiled woman-child, who believes she has the right to behave as she pleases, and that everyone (and I do mean everyone) is required to follow her every wish.
She got fired from the Victoria Police Department recently - she was a dispatcher - because she demanded they let her take breaks whenever she wanted. She claimed that they wouldn't let her take bathroom or lunch breaks, but the truth was that all breaks were scheduled (so they'd have enough people working at all times). Sarah didn't like being told when to go on break, threw several fits, and was fired. Her mother told people she was having a hard time with her training, that she couldn't handle the difficult calls, but the reality is that Sarah cried (literally) when she couldn't leave whenever she wanted.
Her mother covers for her like this a lot. Despite the way Sarah portrays her, her mother is her biggest defender and goes way out of her way to stick up for her daughter. The times Sarah has portrayed her mother as mean and crazy are the times where Sarah's behavior has frustrated her to the point of anger. Her mother is well known as a very nice person, to the point of enabling her daughter.
Also, her mother thinks Sarah is retarded, for lack of a better word. She does not think Sarah can take care of herself right now, and there is an ongoing concern for her that if she and Sarah's father were to die, that Sarah couldn't live on her own. That what the whole thing with her brother Kris moving back to Victoria was about. He's pretty successful and lives in Austin, but told his family that he would move back here and leave his life behind if something happened to his parents so that he could take care of Sarah. No one in her family thinks she has the ability to live on her own. She did at one point years ago for a short time, and apparently it was disasterous.
She is basically a child in an adult body, has no sense of responsibility, and a huge sense of entitlement. Her family has no faith in her ability to live as an adult, and goes out of their way to accommodate her.
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