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[[File:James parents with young James.png|James's mother and father with young James|thumb|right]] | [[File:James parents with young James.png|James's mother and father with young James|200px|thumb|right]] | ||
From their single appearance in addition to James's occasional recounts of his childhood, they are shown to be rather insensitively oblivious to James's personal feelings. They frequently forced him into things he didn't care about at all while he was growing up, such as endless lessons in upper-class activities and aristocratic mannerisms. They also appointed him a fiancée that he to this day tries to stay as far away as possible from. For the most part, it seems that they only hold interest in having James do what ''they'' think is best for him and appear to far favor Jessebelle, whom they view to be their idea of a "perfect daughter-in-law". | From their single appearance in addition to James's occasional recounts of his childhood, they are shown to be rather insensitively oblivious to James's personal feelings. They frequently forced him into things he didn't care about at all while he was growing up, such as endless lessons in upper-class activities and aristocratic mannerisms. They also appointed him a fiancée that he to this day tries to stay as far away as possible from. For the most part, it seems that they only hold interest in having James do what ''they'' think is best for him and appear to far favor Jessebelle, whom they view to be their idea of a "perfect daughter-in-law". | ||