Sara Louise is more like a man than a woman in many ways. Instead of doing things that most girls do, like knitting, she goes out in the bay in her skiff (a boat) and catches crabs with her friend McCall. She is so unladylike that her friend McCall and her sister Caroline call her Wheeze, which is not a suggesting name to ladylike traits. Here is a quote from the book demonstrating how Caroline calls her Wheeze, but Sara Louise doesn't like her calling her that. "Her face grew dark. 'O

Along with having the non-admirable trait of being like a man, she was a very jealous and resentful of her twin Caroline. In the book, Sara Louise, is so resentful and jealous of her perfect twin Caroline that when Caroline takes away chances for Sara Louise to do something in her life it drives Sara Louise to the brink of insanity. Caroline steals one of Sara Louise's chances when Sara comes up with an idea about them going to a boarding school, but there wasn't enough money for it. Then, Sara's friend the Captain offered to send Caroline to a piano school in Baltimore, while Sara Louise got nothing out of her own idea. Also, when Caroline takes Sara's lotion she gets very mad at Caroline and screams, "Okay, take it! Take it! Take everything I own!" Then, she throws the bottle at the wall right next to Caroline's head. That is why Sara Louise is jealous and resentful of her sister Caroline.

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