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Sue's mother is a lawyer, and she's very succesful. Paulo's life circumstances and her's are not similar at all. Moreover, she's so far away from Paulo's standpoint that she cannot even understand his situation in any meaningful way.
There's a BCI called "Sob Story" in which Sue tries to take an interview with Paulo to write about underprivileged students in her school, but he just keeps telling her that it's not a big deal to help his father financially or rise with the sun every day because his neighborhood doesn't have a school bus.
Sue lacks empathy needed to understand that Paulo's boasting is exactly what she seeks: a sign of his trauma. Instead, she is furious that he doesn't reiterate liberal stereotypes she's been raised on.
I think what she hates the most is that he has a different perspective on things, especially on things that are closer to him and should therefore be even more "clear" to him than to her, not vise versa