#when will mork be forced to confront his sister?

[respectthepetty]

The mere knowledge that Mork was quick to tell Day about his history in jail once Day's mother brought it up but he has been skirting around his sister even though she is haunting the narrative is a constant reminder that Mork is helping Day handle all his worries and fears as they spill out while he keeps his heart guarded.

The way Mork reacted to Day locking himself in his room, the song on the radio in her car, and the way he physically fights for the people he loves are all shaped by his sister, but he refuses to share that pain with others until it bursts out when he least expects it.

So when Mork is forced to confront the ghost of his sister and the emotions he buried after spending all this time focusing on everyone else, what will be the catalyst? What will push Mork to finally reveal what he fears the most isn't just losing the ones he loves, but believing he wasn't there for them? That he didn't fight hard enough for them? That he is the reason he lost them?