The question of who is to blame for a particular situation is not always an easy one. It’s why we have courts and juries and lawyers. There are so many factors at play for any given incident that it’s not always simple to track them down. This is especially true when there is a family involved. Because when there is family involved, there are egos at play, and not everything is cut and dry. Maybe there are ulterior motives or bad-faith actors or mixed-up emotions. It’s not easy to lay the blame for any given problem on one person. 

Even if you simply knocked over a lamp. Who was standing nearby? Whose lamp is it? Who set the lamp up? Who is the homeowner? Did someone get hurt by the lamp? Was it sabotage? You see, there are a million questions that arise when you’re trying to put blame on something. That’s what came up in this story, where a bracelet was broken and nobody seemed to know why. But they did go out looking for recompense. But did they get it?