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Who is this entitled woman the protagonist's brother is marrying? She has no right to demand items from a family that isn't hers, even if she's marrying into it. You need to know your place in situations like these. She can't come off as entitled and demanding this early on.
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There's absolutely no tradition that says the first born gets your grandmother's wedding ring. What a load of garbage. It's obviously rightfully the woman's, but everyone around her is trying to gaslight her so that she just hands over this family heirloom. It's not a nice way to treat family.
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Grandmother bequeaths wedding ring to granddaughter, only for grandson’s entitled fiancee to try to steal it, she refuses to give it up: “You’re being selfish”
We all have something in our life that holds a special place in our hearts, an item of sentimental value. And that's just the thing about these items – they're sentimental! If it was something we'd be willing to part with for a fee or exchange, that's different. It's not about the price or materialism, we want it because of what it means to us, the energy it holds. Maybe it's your grandmother's amethyst necklace she would wear everyday, or your mother's cute leather black she wore in the 80s. Maybe it's a romantic letter from your first love that you still read today and cherish the relationship with. Maybe it's that garlic necklace you bought in Romania, with your soulmate holding onto its twin. Regardless of what it is, we're all entitled to what's rightfully ours, and what's gifted to us from family.
Some people tend to feel like something is theirs because they want it, not because it actually belongs to them in any capacity. The story below has a character like that. The protagonist owns her grandmother's wedding ring, but her future sister-in-law tries to steal it from her. Assuming she'd have it since she's getting married first, she cries to the protagonist, begging her to gift her the ring.