Malala's tone when she says this does not show enthusiasm. Malala's father quickly realized that he was different from his sister. Only boys went to school while girls stayed at home waiting to get married. Additionally, men were given things that women couldn't have, such as eggs or chicken breast. (page 29) Malala's father supported her movement for girls' education and established a girls' school with an alternative entrance to ensure the girls' safety. Before being killed, Malala did not fear her life but she feared that of her father. Malala says: “My mother was worried about me, but the Taliban never arrived