A Brother (n.) who treats you badly is his own concern; how you treat him in return is yours, and there no one can hinder you.
A Brother (n.) who "ought not to have treated me so" must look to that himself; whatever he does, I shall keep my relation to him as I ought.
A Brother (n.) should be given way to over externals, so you get the best of it where it counts: what a bargain, his goodwill for a head of lettuce or a seat!
Brother (n.) like Eteocles and Polyneices slept together and kissed as boys, until a throne was thrown between them like meat between dogs.
Brother (n.) who yields a lettuce or a chair to win his brother's gratitude has had the better of the deal where it counts.