Jules' sister

[iampenguin]

Okay, so Julia (or Jules) has a younger sister.

And, some how, I think the younger you are, the more likely you'll be good for the "ceremony". I mean, Jules even mentions that all of the stuff she does, her sister has to do as well.

...I'm getting the feeling that we're looking at the wrong sister.

[Lurker]

And, some how, I think the younger you are, the more likely you'll be good for the "ceremony".

Why? Her sister looks like she's 3 or something.

I mean, Jules even mentions that all of the stuff she does, her sister has to do as well.

She hasn't mentioned her sister having to learn languages, as far as I know. And she said that if they go to the basketball game, her sister will get to eat whatever she wants, while Jules herself will not (this might suggest a special diet or it might suggest that Jules is diabetic; it was obviously intended to make us think of the diet, though).

[Melisa]

Who says the younger the better?

Wasn't bree concidered young for the ceremony?

"Chosen at a young age".

[Lurker]

Who says the younger the better?

Wasn't bree concidered young for the ceremony?

"Chosen at a young age".

I think that was a general "young." Not a "younger than normal" kind.

[mousegirl]

I think that was a general "young." Not a "younger than normal" kind.

yeah, I agree with Lurker about this point

and her sister might be a bit too young for it also. I mean, she does look three. If it is the sister, and we have a LONG wait ahead of us.
lol

[iampenguin]

But who says that the ceremony HAS to be a girl about Bree's age? As far as we know, there isn't any limit to the ceremony.

I mean, Luca (I believe thats her name) is about 18, yes? Bree is only 17, if I'm not mistaken...Any way, I think that while they usually want girls that are of mid-to-late teens, maybe any girl who..."works" can go through with it?