Through cultural analysis, I was able to better understand my mother, my sister, and my grandfather why I was treated the way I was. It's impossible to turn back time, although we all have occasions where we all wish we could, but people know that no matter what, the truth always comes out. My mother was probably one of the people who made me angriest, but unlike my older sister and grandfather, she wasn't as direct. She frustrated me because I repeatedly explained to her that I didn't do anything or knew nothing about the missing necklace. Since that day, three years of feeling anger and disappointment that they don't believe I don't know about the missing necklace. When I came home from school, my mother looked directly at me, but her eyes were like knives. I felt his eyes look deeply at me as if it threw me. This made me feel unwelcome in my own home, but I didn't care, what made me angry was the fact that I didn't commit the crime but was being punished for it. I just wanted to go back in time to figure out what happened that day and where the necklace was. The look of disappointment in my mother's eyes was the biggest punishment for me, but it was no comparison to that of my older sister who was more direct and made me feel