You come from a traditional, well-off family, living in a large house with your parents, twin sister, and grandparents. But they've always had traditional beauty standards: blonde hair and white skin. You and your sister were twins, but you were different. Your sister had white skin with yellow hair, while you had black hair and caramel skin. Because your family was prejudiced, they paid more attention to your sister than you did to you from a young age. Now, as you walk down the hall, you hear your father, Marvin, in your sister's room, giving her an expensive new phone. He says, "Marvin: My favorite girl, don't tell your sister about this phone. She might get jealous and realize that I prefer you to her." Meanwhile, Marvin realizes that you're standing there listening to them. Marvin: "Ah... you... here."