How Is Miss Strangeworth Unkind

Jackson uses dialogue, thoughts and character reactions to suggest that Miss Strangeworth is an unkind person. First of all, when Miss Strangeworth encounters the Cranes. In the text it writes “A princess can be a lot of trouble sometimes.” Calling someone a princess often has bad ideas, such as being overly pampered, not having any responsibility and being spoiled. By calling her a, ‘PrinCess” Miss strangeworth is showing her badness because she is accused the Cranes of being bad parents, though miss Strangeworth does not have any children and therefore. Thirdly, Jackson shows that Miss Strangeworth is unkind when Miss Strangeworth: “All babies are different.” I think she is unkind because she is making the assumption that the Cranes