Penelope S. Delta, describing the mischief of her older brother by a year, says: Near him, I would get into trouble too... and continues: and between us, the three older ones, there was plenty of fighting. However, no one would tell. We knew from a young age that tattling, just like lying, was punished. Lying was the "most disgraceful" of sins. The word "lie" soils the mouth, the father would say. And Antonis held this banner high; he not only never told lies but also bravely admitted things, where we, trembling, often remained silent.