Agnes and Margaret unpack the role of sisterhood and how it pertains to each of them being the oldest and seventh child. While the term “sisterhood” sounds simple on the surface, they learn pretty quickly that everyone has a different definition and relationship to the word.

Talking about the role of sisters branches into the dynamic between mother and daughter. Agnes and Margaret make some interesting discoveries about how their placement in the line of siblings affected their attachment styles with their mother and how that dynamic played out during a collectively traumatic moment in their childhood.