In "The Undomestic Goddess" by Sophie Kinsella, the narrator expresses how her family excels in high-pressure situations, almost as if it is a guiding principle for them. This ability to thrive contrasts sharply with her brother Peter, who experiences a nervous breakdown, highlighting the varying ways individuals cope with stress. The narrator's statement underscores the dynamic within the family, revealing both strength and vulnerability. While most family members find resilience in pressure, Peter's experience serves as a reminder that not everyone can manage stress effectively, adding complexity to their family dynamic.

In "The Undomestic Goddess" by Sophie Kinsella, the narrator expresses how her family excels in high-pressure situations, almost as if it is a guiding principle for them. This ability to thrive contrasts sharply with her brother Peter, who experiences a nervous breakdown, highlighting the varying ways individuals cope with stress.

The narrator's statement underscores the dynamic within the family, revealing both strength and vulnerability. While most family members find resilience in pressure, Peter's experience serves as a reminder that not everyone can manage stress effectively, adding complexity to their family dynamic.